I’ve been watching AVAX so closely, I’m starting to get a feel for it.
[SHORT] Current price: 10.2700. A rational analysis supports it too.
Simply put, short at the current price of 10.2700, with a stop-loss at 10.4975. If it moves above that, admit you were wrong.
· 9.80 below is support, where buyers may step in; 10.61 above is resistance, where selling pressure may emerge
How to trade (short):
· Entry: Short immediately at the current price of 10.2720
· Stop: 10.4975 (accept a 2.2% loss; don’t hold and hope)
· Target: 9.8050 (first target; take half off when it gets there)
· Position: Start with 1–2% of your funds to test the trade; don’t go all in
(Win rate is based on historical statistics and is not guaranteed; if you follow the trade, always use a stop-loss and manage your position size.)
The market is fooling people right now, and many haven’t caught on yet.
$AVAX Let me make this clear: this is a rebound, not a reversal. The moving averages are still bearishly aligned, so a rebound is an opportunity to short. It will return to 9.80 within this month. The short-term range is clear: support at 9.80, resistance at 10.61. Use resistance as your line in the sand for a short. Volume is 9.5M, noticeably higher than the previous two days.
I personally opened a small short at 10.27, with a stop at 10.50. Take profits when you can.
When it reaches 9.80, close half the position first, then decide whether to hold the rest.
The 20-day moving average at 10.37 is already overhead. If the rebound can’t break through, the bears are in control.
Let’s do the math: a move down to support at 9.80 is 4.5%, while a move up to resistance at 10.61 is 3.3%. The potential reward is greater than the risk, so it’s worth taking.
If 9.80 also fails to hold, then look toward the 9.80 area below—that’s the next stop.
Who’s still on board? Drop a number in the comments.
#AVAX #Avalanche
[Live Market Scan · $AVAX ] (1-hour primary setup + 4H filter)
4H trend: Strongly bearish | 1-hour pattern: Not developed yet (keep waiting)
Bull/bear score: 9 points (bearish alignment +3 | MACD bearish +1 | below zero line +1 | RSI stabilizing +1 | near EMA20 +1 | top reversal +2)
Current price: 10.27 RSI: 38.73 Support: 9.80 / Resistance: 10.61
Conclusion: Bearish score has the edge (pattern not fully confirmed) → Maintain a bearish bias; consider waiting for a rebound to resistance before shorting
$AVAX
[SHORT] Current price: 10.2700. A rational analysis supports it too.
Simply put, short at the current price of 10.2700, with a stop-loss at 10.4975. If it moves above that, admit you were wrong.
· 9.80 below is support, where buyers may step in; 10.61 above is resistance, where selling pressure may emerge
How to trade (short):
· Entry: Short immediately at the current price of 10.2720
· Stop: 10.4975 (accept a 2.2% loss; don’t hold and hope)
· Target: 9.8050 (first target; take half off when it gets there)
· Position: Start with 1–2% of your funds to test the trade; don’t go all in
(Win rate is based on historical statistics and is not guaranteed; if you follow the trade, always use a stop-loss and manage your position size.)
The market is fooling people right now, and many haven’t caught on yet.
$AVAX Let me make this clear: this is a rebound, not a reversal. The moving averages are still bearishly aligned, so a rebound is an opportunity to short. It will return to 9.80 within this month. The short-term range is clear: support at 9.80, resistance at 10.61. Use resistance as your line in the sand for a short. Volume is 9.5M, noticeably higher than the previous two days.
I personally opened a small short at 10.27, with a stop at 10.50. Take profits when you can.
When it reaches 9.80, close half the position first, then decide whether to hold the rest.
The 20-day moving average at 10.37 is already overhead. If the rebound can’t break through, the bears are in control.
Let’s do the math: a move down to support at 9.80 is 4.5%, while a move up to resistance at 10.61 is 3.3%. The potential reward is greater than the risk, so it’s worth taking.
If 9.80 also fails to hold, then look toward the 9.80 area below—that’s the next stop.
Who’s still on board? Drop a number in the comments.
#AVAX #Avalanche
[Live Market Scan · $AVAX ] (1-hour primary setup + 4H filter)
4H trend: Strongly bearish | 1-hour pattern: Not developed yet (keep waiting)
Bull/bear score: 9 points (bearish alignment +3 | MACD bearish +1 | below zero line +1 | RSI stabilizing +1 | near EMA20 +1 | top reversal +2)
Current price: 10.27 RSI: 38.73 Support: 9.80 / Resistance: 10.61
Conclusion: Bearish score has the edge (pattern not fully confirmed) → Maintain a bearish bias; consider waiting for a rebound to resistance before shorting
$AVAX