GT/USDT is having a rough session, and the chart says it loud and clear. Price is currently trading around 9.53, down nearly 4% on the day, after a sharp sell-off that pushed it to a local low near 9.28. On the 1H timeframe, the structure has clearly flipped bearish. After failing to hold the 10.10 resistance, price rolled over hard, breaking below short-term support levels with strong momentum.

Moving averages are starting to fan out to the downside, with price trading well below the MA5, MA10, and MA30, signaling sustained selling pressure. Volume spiked aggressively during the drop, which usually confirms panic selling rather than a slow bleed. That kind of volume often marks either a continuation move or a potential short-term exhaustion—so this area is critical.
The MACD is deep in negative territory, with DIF and DEA both pointing down, showing bearish momentum is still dominant. Unless bulls reclaim the 9.70–9.80 zone quickly, GT could continue consolidating weakly or even retest lower supports.
That said, zooming out, this may also be a volatility opportunity. Sharp drops like this often attract dip buyers—but patience is key. Let the chart confirm strength before jumping in. Catching knives is not a strategy. 📉📊
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