2026-01-08 22:24:22

BROCCOLI714 has indeed shown eye-catching gains these days, with a 14% daily K chart standing there, and many people are following the trend to chase highs. But upon closer inspection of the market, things are not that simple—trading volume has plummeted by 97%. This phenomenon of rising prices with shrinking volume essentially signals a lack of genuine buying power behind the upward move.

The technical indicators are also issuing warnings. The 1-hour and 4-hour RSI have long entered overbought territory, yet the price increase is actually shrinking—only a 1.42% rise on the 15-minute chart and just 1.39% on the 1-hour chart. This is a typical sign of diminishing momentum. The MACD appears to be forming a bullish crossover and turning red, but the signal line is still oscillating below the zero line. This looks more like a weak rebound confirming itself rather than a sign of a new trend starting.

The key question here is: how high can the cost be to push up a market with nearly zero trading volume? Very low. So, this rally is less about a genuine bull market revival and more about a few funds creating a superficial boom for attention. When everyone's eyes are attracted by the gains, it might actually be the most fragile and easiest time to get caught in a trap.

That said, if it truly breaks through previous highs with increased volume, I would be the first to admit I was wrong. But for now, the most prudent approach is to wait—wait for the price to give a clear signal.

**Current attitude: Watchful waiting**

Given the current divergence between volume and price, along with diminishing momentum, the market has not yet provided a clear trading signal. If the price can volume-break through the previous resistance at 0.032 USDT, consider entering long positions; conversely, if it falls below the recent support at 0.028 USDT, a short opportunity may emerge. But before that, it’s wisest to stay on the sidelines and observe.

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CommunityWorker

· 11h ago

The volume has shrunk to this level and you're still daring to chase the high, what are you thinking? This move is just a game played by funds, wait until it breaks the level to see. A 14% increase is just an illusion, the trading volume is the real indicator. The trap is too obvious, I'll just watch the show. Price rises while volume shrinks, a typical false breakout pattern. Only consider buying in after breaking 0.032, now's not the time. Feels like it's about to drop, waiting... With no volume, a genuine rise is impossible, a correction is inevitable.

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MetaverseHermit

· 14h ago

The volume shrank so sharply that 99% of people can't see it; the surface prosperity is indeed prone to explosion. Oh, here we go again with this routine, low-cost rapid surge, too familiar. Wait until it releases more volume, I don't believe there won't be any follow-up. What's the use of random surges? Trading volume is the real boss. I'm just watching, wait for a true breakthrough above 0.032 before considering, otherwise it's just people getting trapped. This wave feels a bit虚, RSI is already overbought but it's still rising. Let's just wait for a signal, don't rush to buy in. I've seen too many crashes caused by volume-price divergence. Price rises while volume shrinks—classic accumulation trap, I won't fall for it. Feeling like it's going to crash again, history always repeats. If it drops below 0.028, it's time to short, but it's still early.

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-08 22:46

The volume shrinking so drastically, honestly, it's just Luban No.7 working again. Theoretically, it should rise, but in reality, it can't get off the ground. Another useless innovation. Let's wait until it breaks through with increased volume. This contract is a bit interesting. I'll try out this smart trap first. Price rises while volume shrinks, a classic sign of superficial prosperity. The most vulnerable times are often when it's easiest to get caught in a trap. But it's just another feast for the leek farmers. I choose to stay calm and observe, which is the smartest decision.

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GlueGuy

· 01-08 22:38

The volume shrinkage is so severe, this wave of rise is ridiculous, just like a mirage. Wait for clear signals before talking, otherwise you'll just be the bagholder. It's the same old trick, I've seen it too many times. 14% looks tempting, but the trading volume is a slap in the face. This is a typical false prosperity, I won't fall for it. Feels like it's about to crash, dare to take a gamble? Divergence between price and volume is the most annoying, wait for increased volume before looking again. The term "superficial prosperity" is used perfectly, that's exactly how it is. Entering now is just asking for death, try if you don't believe me.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 01-08 22:33

Is it still worth chasing after such a sharp decrease in volume? I just don't understand. --- The surface prosperity sounds good, but wait until it breaks down. --- This is just the game of the big players and retail investors betting against each other. --- 97% of the volume has fallen so much, how can you trust this rally? --- Only consider entering if it breaks below 0.032, now just stay flat. --- It's that same old trick of volume-price divergence, I've seen it too many times. --- Waiting for support to break might be more cost-effective than chasing highs. --- Price not matching volume? Easy to get trapped. --- Relying on low volume to push the price up, this kind of market is most prone to sudden crashes. --- RSI is overbought and still rising, waiting for it to back down.

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DuskSurfer

· 01-08 22:32

Still daring to chase after such a shrinkage, truly a brave one Let's wait until the volume increases; right now, it's just funds hyping themselves up 14% increase, 97% decrease in volume, just on paper RSI is overbought, and people are still buying in, typical of catching a falling knife I'm just holding at the 0.032 level, will consider if it breaks This market has such poor liquidity, the potential for a crash is high Trading volume doesn't lie; this rebound is just a false move Keep observing, don't be blinded by the gains

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 01-08 22:30

The volume shrank by 14% and then rose, definitely a trap to attract accumulation, don't be fooled by the K-line. Wait until it breaks 0.032 before talking, jumping in now just makes you a bagholder. It's the same old trick, RSI overbought yet still pushing higher, laughable, funds are playing with fire. The trading volume is like this, the cost of pumping the price, to put it plainly, is just the market makers entertaining themselves. I actually want to see it break through the previous high, but now? Haha, I choose to sleep. If it drops below 0.028 in this wave, it would be a good time to buy the dip, provided there's volume to support it. No matter how eye-catching the increase, it's useless; a market with no buyers is just a paper tiger.

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