šŸ”„ These coins have been a bit interesting lately…

Today I was watching the charts and noticed two longtime AI concept veterans quietly pulling back—both had surged earlier, and now they’re dipping. Let’s talk about it.

First, FET ($0.1697). It’s down 7.37% over the past 24 hours, still down 5% on the 4-hour chart, but it has turned slightly green in the last hour, up 1%. In plain terms, this drop is just the AI sector losing momentum—earlier the market got too hot on the ā€œAI agentsā€ narrative, and Fetch.ai is a long-standing player in this space. When something runs too hard, it has to ā€œpay the bill.ā€ The key thing is that there are signs of stabilization on the 1-hour timeframe, suggesting selling pressure isn’t as brutal for the moment. The key support is around 0.167 (today’s low). If it breaks, then it heads to 0.155. Resistance to watch first is 0.184 (24h high). Only if it can reclaim that level can we consider it stable. My take: there’s a need for a short-term oversold rebound, but the bigger trend hasn’t turned bullish yet—don’t see red-to-green and rush in just because it’s pumping.

Next, RENDER ($1.527). Down 5.86% over 24 hours, -2% on the 4-hour, and mostly flat on the 1-hour. It’s the leader in decentralized GPU rendering. Fundamentally, it’s also in the business of selling AI computing power—so it’s facing the same situation as FET. The difference is that RENDER’s drop is gentler than FET’s, which suggests the holder/chip structure is relatively steadier. Support is 1.505 (today’s low); below that is 1.45. Resistance is 1.635—only if it breaks and holds above there does it really have a chance. My view: right now it’s in a low-volume consolidation phase, with direction not chosen yet. This is the most frustrating kind of spot—wait for a volume expansion signal before making a move.

One-sentence summary: This AI sector pullback is a broad sell-off. In the short term, everyone is waiting for stabilization—don’t try to catch a falling knife mid-descent.