CLO's recent performance warrants caution. After a 35% rally, the price has been repeatedly testing the moving average zone, unable to break through effectively. Technical indicators are showing signs of weakness: RSI hovers around 54, with no overbought or buying momentum support; MACD has formed a death cross below the zero line, indicating a significant decline in upward momentum.
The most striking issue is the sluggish trading volume. Sparse trading activity and low turnover suggest that market enthusiasm has dissipated, with only the main players maintaining the current situation. Since falling from the high of 0.76, every rebound has been weak, repeatedly stalling in place. This kind of movement often signals potential downward breakdown energy.
Current price is 0.7151. The bullish pattern has loosened, and the probability of a breakdown in the short term is high. Traders should closely monitor whether the support level can hold.
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ChainChef
· 2h ago
ngl this CLO recipe is looking half-baked rn... that volume situation is giving me "forgot to add the base stock" vibes. RSI just sitting there at 54 like it's not even seasoned properly lmao
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 19h ago
Another garbage coin that's being worn down, trading volume has dried up and the main players have lost interest.
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0.76 has dropped to now, with no strength to rebound, truly hopeless. This is the rhythm of the main players offloading.
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RSI is only 54? Dead or alive, a breakdown is just around the corner.
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Wait, with such sparse trading volume, could it actually be a shakeout... but the probability isn't high.
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Where has all the money gone? The entire sector has no momentum.
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Is the short-term breakdown "more likely"? The implication is that it will break sooner or later.
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The main players have withdrawn and the enthusiasm has dissipated. This wave is very likely to break below 0.7.
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Every rebound is weak, it's really uncomfortable to watch.
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The MACD has already formed a death cross, what are we waiting for?
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HodlTheDoor
· 01-09 21:07
Here is the translation:
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Same old story... Every time they say there's a breakout, and what happens? The main players support the market for so long, can it still fall through? I think it's uncertain.
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The trading volume being so sluggish is actually a good thing, indicating that the chips haven't dispersed. Wait for a rebound signal.
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Can't even get back to 0.76, it's indeed a bit uncertain, but I still see support below 0.7.
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Death cross, death cross, every day a death cross, I'm used to it. Anyway, I won't sell.
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Hmm, this wave is a bit intense, feels like it will either rally or break, depends on how the main players choose.
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The bullish momentum is indeed loosening, but the probability of holding the support level should be higher.
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I agree with the description of a powerless rebound, it always feels like testing the ceiling.
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DefiVeteran
· 01-08 20:52
It's the same old trick again—after a rally, they start to grind sideways with no strength, and when the trading volume drops off, I know it's not looking good.
Even the main force can't hold the support; this time, it really feels like it's going to fall.
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MetaDreamer
· 01-08 20:52
It's the same dead cross rhetoric again, always talking about a breakdown, but we're still here grinding away.
The sluggish volume is indeed uncomfortable, but the main players protecting the market indicate that nothing is settled yet.
At the price of 0.7151, I just don't feel right about it. If it drops further, I should consider cutting losses or holding on tight.
Feels like a prelude to a shakeout. Let's see if we can break through that barrier.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-08 20:47
Main forces are struggling to support the market, can we still be optimistic? When trading volume dies, the warning signals appear.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-08 20:47
Another thing with weak trading volume, I've seen this routine many times
Main force can't even support the market, breaking down is just a matter of minutes
Whether 0.7151 can hold is really uncertain, I think there's an 80% chance it won't
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-08 20:43
Oh my, it's the same old trick again—pump the price to attract buy-in and then slowly dump. I'm already tired of it.
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When trading volume is sluggish, it's all over. The big players are just playing dead.
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Falling from 0.76 to 0.71 so quickly, can it hold below? I don't believe it.
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If it breaks the level, so be it. Anyway, I sold early. Let's wait until it hits bottom before considering re-entry.
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RSI 54 MACD death cross—that's the signal that no one is playing anymore, everyone.
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The main players maintaining the situation? Laughable. This is called a powerless rebound.
CLO's recent performance warrants caution. After a 35% rally, the price has been repeatedly testing the moving average zone, unable to break through effectively. Technical indicators are showing signs of weakness: RSI hovers around 54, with no overbought or buying momentum support; MACD has formed a death cross below the zero line, indicating a significant decline in upward momentum.
The most striking issue is the sluggish trading volume. Sparse trading activity and low turnover suggest that market enthusiasm has dissipated, with only the main players maintaining the current situation. Since falling from the high of 0.76, every rebound has been weak, repeatedly stalling in place. This kind of movement often signals potential downward breakdown energy.
Current price is 0.7151. The bullish pattern has loosened, and the probability of a breakdown in the short term is high. Traders should closely monitor whether the support level can hold.