NEAR is currently trading within a range of 1.70 to 1.81 USDT. From a technical perspective, this rebound is clearly weak, repeatedly encountering resistance in the high-pressure zone. The upward movement is accompanied by insufficient trading volume, lacking certainty of a breakout.
On lower time frame charts, it is very evident—frequent upper shadows indicate that the bulls are continuously met with selling pressure after attempts to push higher. The lagging volume also suggests decreasing participation in the current rebound. If the price cannot hold steady at this key resistance level, the market is more likely to test the support below, and even consolidation would tend to move downward.
Trading recommendations are as follows: short entry zone set between 1.82 and 1.90, near the rebound high. Stop-loss placed above 2.00 to allow for reasonable loss tolerance. Profit targets are divided into two levels—first target at 1.60, second target at 1.45.
The key point to watch is whether the price can hold steady at the resistance zone; failure to do so confirms a bearish signal.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 11h ago
It's the same old trick of "frequent upper shadows" appearing. Every time it's said, the outcome isn't guaranteed... But entering a short at 1.82 is worth a gamble, anyway, as long as the stop-loss is set, I feel more at ease.
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rugged_again
· 11h ago
Is this the same trick again? Just because upper shadows appear frequently, you immediately call for a short? NEAR is really unpredictable, every time it says it will break down and fall, but then it rebounds, which is exhausting. Is the 1.45 target too optimistic? Honestly, when the volume doesn't match, I trust technical analysis the least.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 11h ago
It's the same pattern of repeatedly probing the resistance level, really getting on my nerves... The upper shadow has become a small hill, is this still called a rebound?
Bearish traders seem much more comfortable, entering at 1.82 and directly paving the way down to 1.45, feeling like there's not much problem. Just worried about another false breakout followed by a backlash... Who knows.
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0xInsomnia
· 11h ago
It's that old story of the upper shadow again. Every time, they say the bulls are powerless and the volume is lagging. So what happens? NEAR just likes to mess around here. If the rebound is weak, then let it be weak; anyway, it won't fall much further.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 11h ago
It's the same old trick of upper shadows + lagging volume again. NEAR's recent rebound is indeed weak, feeling like it could drop at any moment.
NEAR is currently trading within a range of 1.70 to 1.81 USDT. From a technical perspective, this rebound is clearly weak, repeatedly encountering resistance in the high-pressure zone. The upward movement is accompanied by insufficient trading volume, lacking certainty of a breakout.
On lower time frame charts, it is very evident—frequent upper shadows indicate that the bulls are continuously met with selling pressure after attempts to push higher. The lagging volume also suggests decreasing participation in the current rebound. If the price cannot hold steady at this key resistance level, the market is more likely to test the support below, and even consolidation would tend to move downward.
Trading recommendations are as follows: short entry zone set between 1.82 and 1.90, near the rebound high. Stop-loss placed above 2.00 to allow for reasonable loss tolerance. Profit targets are divided into two levels—first target at 1.60, second target at 1.45.
The key point to watch is whether the price can hold steady at the resistance zone; failure to do so confirms a bearish signal.