Babies, $AAVE the signal is super short now, Sweet has already gone flat to avoid risks, so don't rush to enter~
The current intraday monitoring signal for AAVE is highly bearish and the risk is extremely high. The direction indicated by the big players is superficially bullish, but the system clearly warns of a divergence in chips, and the price may experience a crash. The trading advice is to 'go flat to avoid risks,' and risk control clearly states that entry is not recommended. Any operation should be approached with high caution.
The short selling pressure zone at the hourly level is densely distributed in
176.04-177.24
177.78-180.09
181.45-182.45
193.59-196.73 and 196.57-198.12 five key areas, among which the 176-180 range is currently the most critical short-selling pressure zone. The price repeatedly tests this range with significantly insufficient upward momentum, and multiple attempts to surge have failed, forming a classic pattern of high divergence and a sharp drop after inducing buying. Once the trading volume increases or a large bearish candle appears, the short-selling force will quickly dominate, and the probability of a sharp drop in the short term is extremely high.
There is currently no clear data on capital accumulation zones below, further indicating a lack of strong support in the current market. The signs of divergence in the dealer's chips are obvious, and the price has opened up space below, lacking effective support. Based on the current market structure and signal interpretation, AAVE is in a critical window period where the bullish force is severely divergent, and the dealer may complete the inducement before a sharp drop. The overall trend has shifted to a high-risk short-selling dominant phase, and any attempt to bottom fish or go long is a clear counter-trend operation, posing significant risks and likely leading to rapid entrapment or liquidation. The optimal strategy for the day is to remain in cash and observe, strictly prohibiting entering long positions. Aggressive traders may consider light shorting but must set strict stop-loss above 177.24, while conservative traders are advised to completely liquidate or stay in cash, waiting for confirmation of a sharp drop before looking for low-level opportunities. Three key points to focus on are: First, whether the price can unexpectedly break above 177.24; if it breaks, the divergence signal may temporarily ease, but the probability is low; Second, whether a large bearish candle or a long upper shadow appears; if it does, the sharp drop will officially start; Third, whether it quickly loses below 176; if it does, the downward channel will accelerate, and the target may probe the 160-170 range. Currently, AAVE is likely entering a sharp drop channel, and all positions should be immediately cleared or kept in cash to avoid being swept up by the dealer's inducement followed by a sharp drop. Only by being on the right side can the principal be preserved. Patience is needed to wait for the dealer to complete the distribution and divergence repair before considering low buying, which is the more prudent approach.
