The question is whether we see continuation or another fakeout. That SMA20 reclaim matters—historically it's marked trend shifts for these assets. Volume needs to confirm though. Are we looking at the start of an impulsive leg up, or just another range expansion before the next dump?
Price action over the next few sessions will tell the story.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 4h ago
sma20 breakouts happen every other week lol... volume data actually suggests this is just institutional noise, statistically speaking. let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick because the correlation coefficients don't match historical precedent here
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 4h ago
Can 92k really be broken? I bet it's just another fake-out and will get slammed back down.
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ArbitrageBot
· 4h ago
Same old trick again, I'm tired of hearing about the SMA20 breakout. Last time they said this, it immediately dropped 15%. Now they're at it again? I've already marked key levels like 92k and 3070, just waiting to see if retail investors will jump in again. Volume confirmation? Heh, who believes that? I'm just waiting to see how many bag holders this round of fakeouts can lure in.
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MEVHunter
· 4h ago
Is the SMA20 break really that important? From what I see, the gas wars between arbitrage bots in the mempool are the real decisive factor. If a big whale launches a sandwich attack at the 92k level, the price could be dumped immediately, regardless of any historical data.
Three majors just punched through their 20-day moving averages—first time in a month. BTC, ETH, and SOL are all testing breakout zones right now.
Key levels to watch:
BTC: 92k resistance
ETH: 3070 pivot
SOL: 146 ceiling
The question is whether we see continuation or another fakeout. That SMA20 reclaim matters—historically it's marked trend shifts for these assets. Volume needs to confirm though. Are we looking at the start of an impulsive leg up, or just another range expansion before the next dump?
Price action over the next few sessions will tell the story.