Today I saw the overall market turn completely green, except NEAR was quietly and sneakily staying red there—it was kind of interesting, so I took a quick look at the 4H chart.
1. Background
Last night, BTC churned around the 64k level; most alts followed with a slow bleed. SOL was down 1.2%, AVAX down 4.4%, but NEAR was actually +0.31% on the day. Its 24h trading volume was $136 million, which—within L1s—counts as a relatively concentrated flow of funds.
2. Technicals
A few details stand out in the chart: on the 4H timeframe, MA5 (yellow) has just started curling upward and is about to form a golden cross with MA20 (purple). However, MA60 (white dashed line) is still pressing above 2.05 and hasn’t been crossed. Price has been ranging in the 1.85–1.95 area for nearly three days. Volume hasn’t shown any obvious expansion—both bulls and bears are basically holding their breath. As for RSI, my own eyeballing puts it around 50—not oversold, not overbought. If you zoom out, this looks like a pullback from the 2.45 high, and it’s currently around the 0.618 position of that move.
3. My take
In the short term, I’m more inclined to first look for a bounce back toward 2.0–2.05 to test the trapped-liquidity area above. If it can’t break through with volume, a pullback to 1.78 would also be reasonable. If it breaks below 1.75, I’ll just stay put for now and wait for a clearer signal. Keep the position size light—if it breaks below 1.70, I’ll cut/stop out.
My friend said he watched the order book last night, waiting for orders around 1.9, and this morning he actually got swept. I can’t pull the AI-chain data in real time, so I can only look at the chart by eye—please forgive me.
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