Just want to share with everyone the recent movements of $EPIC.

It has fallen for four days, with a total decline of 35%, which is quite intense. The market sentiment was pretty heavy at that time, but interesting things happened this morning — the price slowed down near the previous key support level, and there are signs of stabilization.

I usually keep a close eye on these indicators. Recently, the short-term structure has indeed been loosening:

**Hourly MACD** shows a bullish divergence below the zero line, and the fast and slow lines have formed a golden cross. This indicator often signals — it suggests that the bearish momentum is waning, and the short-term bulls are starting to gain strength.

**4-hour RSI** also looks decent. Over the past few days, it stayed in the oversold zone, but today it finally rose above 40. That extreme weakness has been broken.

**Volume** during the morning rebound increased along with the price. This pattern of rising price and volume is quite clean. However, the overall volume level isn’t yet large enough to reverse the long-term trend directly. In other words, this is a corrective rebound, not a major reversal.

**Moving averages** show that the price just touched the 7-period line on the 1-hour chart and is now approaching the 21-period resistance. This is a small window to observe whether short-term momentum can continue upward.

So, this position can be understood as the beginning of a technical rebound. Is it a reversal? It’s too early to tell — the daily resistance levels haven’t been tested yet. But one thing is clear — the previous relentless downward trend has probably paused.

The key next step is whether the price can build a small base here and gradually repair longer-term indicators. If the hourly chart can hold above the 21-period line and consolidate solidly, the rebound space might open up even more.

In terms of trading logic, if you didn’t catch the bottom this morning, don’t rush to chase the high. Wait for a pullback — see if it can hold above previous lows (for example, MACD golden cross not being broken). If it can hold steady, taking a small position might be smarter, with easier stop-loss placement. Remember, this is fundamentally a rebound attempt within a downtrend, so position management and discipline on stop-loss are always the top priorities.