The $BANK daily RSI surged to 92.8, and the $KORU 4-hour RSI crashed to 8.8. One is scorching hot, the other is so cold it freezes your hands.
⚡ $BANK — Daily RSI 92.8, 24-hour gain of 23.2%
Current price: 0.05363
24h high: 0.05470
24h low: 0.04250
24h volume: 28.67M U
Funding rate: 0.0284%
Nini’s plan:
Don’t chase. With an RSI like this—I’ve seen it too many times. What does 92.8 mean? It means everyone who bought in during the past 24 hours is in profit, and nobody is willing to sell. But the fewer people sell, the harder the drop when it comes. Funding rate is still positive—longs are still adding. Wait until the daily RSI falls back below 70 before looking again.
Long conditions: Daily RSI pulls back near 50 and stabilizes + price holds above the previous low at 0.042
Short conditions: Daily candle prints a long upper wick + RSI starts turning downward
⚡ $KORU — 4-hour RSI 8.8, daily RSI 14.4; 24-hour plunge of 95.5%
Current price: 21.60
24h high: 498.64
24h low: 19.55
24h volume: 530M U
Funding rate: 0.02%
Nini’s plan:
Stay on the sidelines. From 498 to 21.6—gone 95% in one day. An RSI of 8.8 means selling pressure has already been released to the extreme. But “extreme” doesn’t mean it will rebound immediately. This kind of head-chopping drop is exactly where I’ve seen too many people bottom-fish and catch the bottom halfway up the mountain. Wait for volume to contract further before deciding.
Long conditions: 4-hour chart closes with a hammer candle + volume shrinks to below 1/3 of the current level
Short conditions: If the rebound can’t get above 50, keep shorting—though the downside space isn’t much left
My take:
$BANK is overheated in the short term—too many longs crowded in; a pullback is just a matter of time. $KORU is oversold to the extreme, but that doesn’t mean you can blindly bottom-fish. With a move like this, it either continues to drift lower or suddenly spikes up—too much gambling involved. I won’t touch it.
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⚡ $BANK — Daily RSI 92.8, 24-hour gain of 23.2%
Current price: 0.05363
24h high: 0.05470
24h low: 0.04250
24h volume: 28.67M U
Funding rate: 0.0284%
Nini’s plan:
Don’t chase. With an RSI like this—I’ve seen it too many times. What does 92.8 mean? It means everyone who bought in during the past 24 hours is in profit, and nobody is willing to sell. But the fewer people sell, the harder the drop when it comes. Funding rate is still positive—longs are still adding. Wait until the daily RSI falls back below 70 before looking again.
Long conditions: Daily RSI pulls back near 50 and stabilizes + price holds above the previous low at 0.042
Short conditions: Daily candle prints a long upper wick + RSI starts turning downward
⚡ $KORU — 4-hour RSI 8.8, daily RSI 14.4; 24-hour plunge of 95.5%
Current price: 21.60
24h high: 498.64
24h low: 19.55
24h volume: 530M U
Funding rate: 0.02%
Nini’s plan:
Stay on the sidelines. From 498 to 21.6—gone 95% in one day. An RSI of 8.8 means selling pressure has already been released to the extreme. But “extreme” doesn’t mean it will rebound immediately. This kind of head-chopping drop is exactly where I’ve seen too many people bottom-fish and catch the bottom halfway up the mountain. Wait for volume to contract further before deciding.
Long conditions: 4-hour chart closes with a hammer candle + volume shrinks to below 1/3 of the current level
Short conditions: If the rebound can’t get above 50, keep shorting—though the downside space isn’t much left
My take:
$BANK is overheated in the short term—too many longs crowded in; a pullback is just a matter of time. $KORU is oversold to the extreme, but that doesn’t mean you can blindly bottom-fish. With a move like this, it either continues to drift lower or suddenly spikes up—too much gambling involved. I won’t touch it.
Bro with ideas—come find Nini to customize your own strategy 💕
#BANK #KORU #RSI超买 #RSI超卖 #futures trading