Recently, I've been watching the trend of NTRN, and the interesting thing about market sentiment is: when the rise or fall occurs, most people habitually react emotionally. In fact, trading is like cooking—it's about controlling the heat—rushing easily burns the dish, and you need to stay calm when it's time to be patient.
Currently, NTRN is around 0.03 USDT, with trading volume shrinking significantly, and the decline has reached 96.8%. From a technical perspective, the RSI across different timeframes still shows relatively strong performance, but the 1-hour MACD has already shown slight signs of bearish divergence—that's a detail worth paying attention to.
My idea is to continue observing. Until there is a clear volume breakout signal, there's no need to rush into action. If the price can volume-break through the 0.0315 level, the logic for going long will be valid; conversely, if it breaks below the 0.029 support, the market may need to reassess the direction, and a shorting opportunity might appear.
The key is to have your own trading plan and not be led by short-term fluctuations. The market is always volatile, but maintaining a stable mindset and rhythm is often more valuable than blindly chasing gains or cutting losses.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 1h ago
96.8% decline... I'm directly stunned, is this the legendary night before zeroing out?
Wait, your analysis does make sense, timing is more valuable than chasing highs and selling lows, I have to admit that.
The volume has shrunk to this point, and you're still waiting for a breakout with increased volume? Maybe it will never come?
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UnluckyValidator
· 6h ago
96.8% decline... Can you still watch this? I'm really convinced, it feels like gambling with my life
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I agree with the timing theory, but NTRN this dish was already burnt, haha
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Just observe if you want, don't mess around with 0.0315, 0.029, I just can't wait
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Sounds good, but actually there's no direction, I also can't understand the rhythm of this thing
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Stable mindset? Losing 96% and still staying stable, I respect you, you're a real man
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The trading volume shrank to this level and you still want to break out with volume? Dream on
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Having a plan of your own hit me hard, I have no plans at all, just guessing
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Does anyone really understand MACD divergence details? I can't tell anyway
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Still the same sentence, the market is always right, and we are always wrong
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BearWhisperGod
· 7h ago
96.8% decline... How many people are trapped? Their mental state is probably collapsing as they cut losses.
Wait, you said RSI is still strong? That doesn't add up.
Staying calm is easy to say, but when it comes to cutting losses, few can really hold on.
That 0.0315 level definitely needs to be watched, but with such poor volume now, what's there to talk about in terms of a breakout...
The cooking analogy works, but in the crypto world, it's like not controlling the heat properly and blowing up the kitchen directly.
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OldLeekConfession
· 7h ago
96.8% decline, wow, how strong must one's mentality be to stay calm...
By the way, NTRN's breakdown was really thorough, but on the other hand, a rebound needs to be accompanied by volume to be valid, and that's the most critical point.
No signals, so just watch and wait, that's really the way... But if I take action, I might get caught, I've already suffered quite a few losses.
If the 0.0315 level really breaks, I'll follow, otherwise, let's wait and see. Why rush?
Timing is everything. How many people impulsively buy the dip and end up dead before dawn... Forget it, admitting defeat and exiting is more valuable than anything.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 7h ago
96.8% decline... The fund flow behind this is what I want to see, how many early coin-holding addresses are secretly unlocking
If the 0.029 level breaks, I need to dig into the recent movements of those dormant wallets
Being cautious is right, but don't expect volume; that thing is easiest to manipulate
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ChainComedian
· 7h ago
96.8% decline... This is the real bottom teaching, how many people have knelt here
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Is RSI still strong? To me, it looks more like a bluffing strategy
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That metaphor of "cooking time" is brilliant, indeed many people are rushing to their doom, ending up burned to ashes
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Waiting for 0.0315 with volume to break through? Ha, I won't see that day, I'm just going to lie flat
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Having your own plan is truly a luxury, most people's plan is just following the trend to buy and sell
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Sounds good, but it's all post-hoc analysis; the real test is whether you can stay calm at 3 a.m.
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Divergence has already appeared, isn't that a signal that the next move is about to crash?
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Waiting and watching? I've been watching so long I doubt my own life
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 8h ago
96.8% decline... Wow, how much would it take to bottom out? Unfortunately, the volume isn't cooperating, so it looks pretty uncomfortable.
Wait, can RSI really be this strong? Need to take a closer look to see what's really going on.
The mindset part is right, but honestly most people can't do it, including myself.
Breaking below 0.029 means I really need to reconsider. Let's see how it goes then.
This kind of situation tests human nature the most. If it doesn't work out, it's better to just lie low and stay comfortable.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 8h ago
The cooking metaphor is spot on, but some people simply can't wait and panic when prices fall.
That's right, keep a close eye on the 0.029 and 0.0315 levels, but I still think there might be room for further decline in this round.
The hardest part is the mindset; 99% of people only realize after they've been shaken out.
NTRN's drop is outrageous, but the bottom signal hasn't appeared yet. I'll stay calm and watch.
Be cautious with things that have dropped 96.8%, unless it's a genuine bottom rebound, catching such air coins can easily lead to bombs.
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GasFeeCry
· 8h ago
96.8% decline is still talking about technical analysis, honestly can't hold it anymore haha
Just watch and wait, anyway I have no bullets left
The analogy of "cooking" is quite fitting, but unfortunately most people have already smashed the pot
Can you stay calm? Bro, I've already sunk in
This wave of NTRN truly tests the mentality, whether 0.03 can hold is really crucial
Don't listen to any plans, once the market opens its mouth, the tough guys will be stunned
Wait for the volume to increase, at least there's still hope to wait
Recently, I've been watching the trend of NTRN, and the interesting thing about market sentiment is: when the rise or fall occurs, most people habitually react emotionally. In fact, trading is like cooking—it's about controlling the heat—rushing easily burns the dish, and you need to stay calm when it's time to be patient.
Currently, NTRN is around 0.03 USDT, with trading volume shrinking significantly, and the decline has reached 96.8%. From a technical perspective, the RSI across different timeframes still shows relatively strong performance, but the 1-hour MACD has already shown slight signs of bearish divergence—that's a detail worth paying attention to.
My idea is to continue observing. Until there is a clear volume breakout signal, there's no need to rush into action. If the price can volume-break through the 0.0315 level, the logic for going long will be valid; conversely, if it breaks below the 0.029 support, the market may need to reassess the direction, and a shorting opportunity might appear.
The key is to have your own trading plan and not be led by short-term fluctuations. The market is always volatile, but maintaining a stable mindset and rhythm is often more valuable than blindly chasing gains or cutting losses.