2026-01-17 12:25:54

ALCH market cap surpasses 110.35M, currently bullish sentiment is high, with 28K votes reflecting a 78% strong bullish stance.

From a technical perspective, SC02 M5 timeframe shows a clear short-term shorting opportunity. The entry point is at a key support zone (LVN), unaffected by weak areas, providing traders with relatively stable risk control space. The stop-loss is expected to be set around 3.05%, making the risk manageable.

The current downtrend has run to the 200-period, with a decline of −17.90%. Such a correction is common in ranging markets and provides a window for short-term trading. Future focus should be on whether this cycle can stabilize at the support level or if there is a continued bottoming-out possibility.

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GasBankrupter

· 2h ago

78% Bullish? Why do I only see my money falling? --- Support level stabilizing? Ha, same old story. --- This correction is quite decent, shorting opportunities are knocking. --- A 110M market cap isn’t anything special; the key is whether my holdings can still hold up. --- A 3.05% stop loss sounds elegant, but when it’s time to cut losses, it doesn’t feel so good. --- Bullish sentiment is high, huh? Then I’ll try the opposite. --- Looking for a short entry on the M5 cycle? Bro, you’re teaching me how to lose all my remaining assets. --- Keep probing lower? Then I’ll just keep lying flat. --- Just 28K votes, doesn’t change the fact that my account is all in the red. --- Short-term trading offers opportunities? Bro, I can’t afford to take this chance.

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NotSatoshi

· 12h ago

78% bullish and still willing to short? This guy is probably trying to make money in the opposite direction.

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StrawberryIce

· 12h ago

78% Bullish? Uh… I feel like it's all heading in the opposite direction… --- Support level stabilizing? Let’s wait and see, this wave might still test the bottom --- Another shorting opportunity, and the risk is controllable. Sounds good, but I’m just afraid of a reversal tomorrow… --- Breaking through a 110M market cap? Seems like just a number game, nothing substantial --- The clearer the signal on the M5 timeframe, the more I’m afraid… Experience tells me to often do the opposite at this point --- 28K voting 78% bullish, I think it’s dangerous… When retail investors unite, the market is the most ruthless --- −17.90% decline is common, but who knows how much more it will fall… --- Stories of support levels being broken too many times to count… --- Short-term trading opportunity? Bro, are you digging a trap for me… --- I’m optimistic, but I think I’ll just wait and see for now

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LiquidationAlert

· 13h ago

78% Bullish? I feel like it's just another trap... --- Short-term shorting opportunity? Support level might break again haha --- 110M market cap, but this -17.90% correction really hurts. Still waiting for a rebound --- Again with a 3.05% stop loss, always say the same thing and end up getting liquidated. Forget it, not playing anymore --- 28K votes, only 78% bullish. Really? This data seems a bit suspicious --- Support level stabilizing? More likely to get slapped in the face. Alright, continue to look for lower prices --- M5 timeframe short? Looks like I might get caught in a reverse position again

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 13h ago

78% bullish? This data is a bit questionable. If we can hold steady at the critical point, that's considered a win.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 13h ago

78% bullish? Uh... why do I feel like this data is so inflated? Down 17.90% and still claiming a bull market, typical bagholder rhetoric.

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FlippedSignal

· 13h ago

78% Bullish? Why do I feel this is the most dangerous signal haha --- Short-term shorting opportunity? Wait, wasn't it just said that the bullish sentiment is high? The contrast is a bit stark --- -17.90% decline is common in a volatile market... but can the support level really hold? Seems like we need to observe --- I usually don't trust M5 cycle data much; it's too easy to get smashed. It's safer to look at the larger cycle --- Is the $110.35M market cap breakthrough meaningful? It's just a number that looks good --- A 3.05% stop loss sounds very tempting, but I'm worried about a gap that might just break right through --- Voting data shows 78% bullish, but this consensus makes me want to do the opposite --- Is the support level holding steady or continuing to probe lower? Which do you bet on? I think it depends on future policy directions --- Shorting opportunity? Forget it, I’d rather wait for the correction to end before entering a position for safety --- This wave of correction isn't too extreme, but it feels like there's still room to go lower

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LightningPacketLoss

· 13h ago

78% bullish is a joke; at times like these, contrarian trading often makes money. --- M5 shorting opportunity? I think it's just a false alarm; the probability of support holding is even lower. --- What does breaking through a 110M market cap mean? The key is whether the next cycle can break the previous high. --- A -17.90% correction, so what? The -30% dip a few days ago was also endured. --- Three points stop-loss is too loose; this market is prone to shake people out. --- With this market, the likelihood of support stabilizing is very low; I bet it will continue to test lower. --- Another bunch of technical analysis, but it's better to see how big players are moving. --- I've been watching the LVN level for a long time; the question is whether I can get out unscathed after entering.

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