Veterans looking at MITO, the first thing to notice isn’t the drop percentage, but whether the sell pressure continues after that sharp decline.
MITO has dropped -13.07% in the past 24 hours, and the retracement is quite deep. Right now, the key isn’t how much it has fallen, but whether the sell pressure is nearing its end. The current price is around 0.03693, with a 24h trading volume of approximately 16.5784 million, and the increased selling volume seems more like a panic sell-off.
Reference indicators: 30m Super Trend is at 0.038173, and the current price is above that, indicating a trend continuation structure; 30m KDJ readings are 21.64/26.22/12.46, suggesting short-term volatility is overheated; conversely, if the J value struggles to rebound, short-term volatility could easily weaken again.
The market needs to provide two answers: whether the trend protection level can be regained, and whether a short-term rebound has formed a second confirmation. If both hold steady, it looks like a recovery; if only one holds, we remain in weak oscillation.
In this type of retracement, what really matters isn’t how much has dropped, but whether the sell pressure is easing and whether the structure can recover.
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