$ARC's recent hourly chart performance has been quite good. Looking at the chart, you can feel that the moving averages are neatly aligned, and the bullish momentum is very strong. The MACD has formed a golden cross and is moving upward, while the trading volume is also gradually increasing. These signals together indicate that there is still strong upward momentum.
Most importantly, the consolidation pattern in this wave of the market is very clear and straightforward. The technical logic chain is very coherent, and there's no need to wait for a deep correction. The current position actually provides a very clear signal—it's considered an ideal entry window by many. If there's demand, placing a market order is also fine.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 6h ago
Hmm, this move with $ARC is indeed interesting. The golden cross combined with volume feels pretty good.
Wow, it's another perfect pattern theory. How did that turn out last time when you said it was perfect?
Having tidy moving averages depends on whether the retracement is solid enough; otherwise, it's easy to break support.
Entering at market price? Bro, you're quite bold. I'll wait for confirmation before acting.
It seems like everyone is copying the same scripts. That's probably the most dangerous time, right?
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 6h ago
The moving averages are so neatly aligned, and the MACD is showing a golden cross. This time, ARC indeed looks a bit interesting.
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Wait, is the relay pattern really that clear? I feel like it's still oscillating.
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Market order? Bro, are you gambling or bottom-fishing? I’m a bit confused.
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The bullish vibe is strong, but I don’t really believe the moderate increase in trading volume. We need to see if it can keep up later.
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Jumping in without waiting for a deep correction—that's probably the idea of a rookie.
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The hourly chart of ARC does show a little something, but don’t be fooled by the chart.
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DegenGambler
· 6h ago
Looking at this chart makes me itchy, but I just prefer to wait for that one dip to re-enter. Staying steady is never wrong.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 6h ago
Well, the golden cross this time is indeed beautiful, but I'm still waiting for a pullback. Can't rush it.
It's easy to enter, but getting trapped is the real pain.
The moving averages are so clean; not being tempted is a lie.
Exactly, but what happens after you enter? What do we say next?
This wave pattern looks really good, but it feels a bit too smooth?
Market order? I still prefer to buy in batches slowly.
The bullish atmosphere is there; it just depends on how long it can hold.
I've noticed the volume gradually increasing, but the key is whether it can continue.
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MEVvictim
· 7h ago
Not bad, this wave of ARC indeed looks comfortable, the moving averages are spot on.
I've already entered long, just waiting for a rebound at this level. Placing a market order is indeed no problem.
Really? It feels like these signals have been more deceptive lately. Still, caution is necessary.
Oh no, I'm chasing the high again. My PTSD is acting up.
This pattern looks quite clear, but I trust my wallet more... I'm already exhausted from losses.
$ARC's recent hourly chart performance has been quite good. Looking at the chart, you can feel that the moving averages are neatly aligned, and the bullish momentum is very strong. The MACD has formed a golden cross and is moving upward, while the trading volume is also gradually increasing. These signals together indicate that there is still strong upward momentum.
Most importantly, the consolidation pattern in this wave of the market is very clear and straightforward. The technical logic chain is very coherent, and there's no need to wait for a deep correction. The current position actually provides a very clear signal—it's considered an ideal entry window by many. If there's demand, placing a market order is also fine.