2026-01-08 23:25:38

LYN's recent trend is quite interesting; I've seen many such surges before. Volume-constrained upward movements are often traps. Experience tells me that it must either have a decent pullback to shake out weak hands or confirm with increased volume. Relying solely on short-term indicators makes it too easy to get caught off guard.

Currently, LYN is stuck in an awkward position. The 1-hour and 4-hour RSI are both in the neutral zone, MACD has indeed crossed bullish, but the histogram is tiny, and trading volume is extremely sluggish—such low activity makes it hard to support a breakout. I've encountered this situation before: it looks like it's about to rise, but due to lack of volume, it falls back to shake out weak holders. The market has taught me one principle: when the trend is unclear, it's often more valuable to wait and see rather than operate blindly.

The technical structure hasn't been broken yet, but momentum is clearly lacking. My attitude is to **wait and see**. If the price can effectively break above 0.145 with increased volume, then I'll consider following in; conversely, if it falls below 0.135 support, the short-term pattern will weaken. For now, just stay still and let the market speak.

Risk reminder: The above is only personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-11 08:24

The pattern of a decreasing volume golden cross, I've seen it too many times; eight out of ten times, it's a trap.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-08 23:55

A volume-constrained rally is indeed prone to reversal, and this wave of LYN feels like a test. Wait for the volume to increase; I am also watching. MACD shows a golden cross but no bars, a typical bluff. Breaking through 0.145 is the real deal; right now, there's no movement. It's the familiar pattern again: without volume following, it's pointless. If it breaks below 0.135, get out immediately; no negotiations. Observe quietly and let the market reveal itself. This position tests the most patience; I choose to do nothing. I'm a bit suspicious whether this is building strength or just deceiving.

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DaoTherapy

· 01-08 23:45

A decreasing volume golden cross is the easiest to be fooled by; I've been tricked a few times too. This wave of LYN clearly lacks the volume support; let's wait and see. Volume without price movement is just a fake rally; I've seen many face-slapping moments. 0.145 must be accompanied by increased volume to count; otherwise, it's just a routine to harvest the little guys. Doing nothing is the right move; let the big players play by themselves.

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CoffeeNFTs

· 01-08 23:43

Decreasing volume golden cross, easiest to fall into a trap. Watching and waiting is the correct approach.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 01-08 23:35

lmao the volume profile is basically flatlined... this is textbook low-liquidity trap energy. you're leaving mad basis points on the table if you're not monitoring the order book microstructure here. actual risk/reward is inverted rn ngl

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