Latest futures RSI readings are painting an interesting picture across shorter timeframes. Scanning through 4-hour and 1-hour charts, momentum divergence is becoming pretty evident.
On the bullish side, several assets are flashing aggressive buy signals. GRIFFAIN, BID, and PIPPIN are leading the charge with strong upward momentum. SIREN and MYX are also showing solid bullish pressure. Even privacy-focused XMR and ARC have joined this momentum cluster, indicating potential continuation patterns.
Meanwhile, the bearish camp is equally vocal. Strong sell signals are emerging across multiple assets, though the specifics got cut off in the heat of market action.
These RSI heatmaps serve as momentum snapshots rather than crystal balls. Timeframe alignment matters—what screams on the 1H might whisper differently on daily charts. Smart traders cross-reference these signals with volume patterns and support levels before pulling triggers.
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PanicSeller69
· 6h ago
ngl it's another RSI signal, it seems like there’s always a reason to buy...
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WalletDetective
· 12h ago
Ngl, this RSI signal is a bit messy, the 1H shows long positions but the daily chart looks weak... I have to wait for the Trading Volume confirmation before making a move.
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TestnetNomad
· 12h ago
Ngl, this divergence feels a bit fake... Will the screaming signals on the 1h really be silenced on the daily chart?
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ETHReserveBank
· 12h ago
nah the RSI is starting this trap again, the 1H chart looks fierce, but switching to the daily chart it directly changes face, I am really tired.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 12h ago
Here it comes again, the RSI is screaming over there. I only realized after looking at the 4-hour chart that the 1-hour had already reversed... it's really just a half beat slow.
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PaperHandSister
· 12h ago
The RSI is dancing again... Every time I look at this thing, I easily get fooled. The signals from the 4H and 1H are conflicting, and I have to look at the daily chart before I dare to act. GRIFFAIN is indeed interesting, but I'll wait for a pullback before I enter a position. With paper hands like mine, I can't handle this kind of fluctuation.
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PoolJumper
· 12h ago
The signals on the 1h chart are all numb; you still have to rely on the daily chart for reliability.
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GRIFFAIN is really fierce this wave, but I still don't believe RSI can save me.
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It's the same old trick of momentum divergence; every time we talk about this, it ends up being a trap.
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XMR is really strong; Privacy Coin can still follow the trend in this market, no wonder some people are going All in.
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Those who look at the 1h charts are suckers; the daily chart is the real authority.
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I've been listening to the theory of volume combined with support level for two years now, but I'm still the one losing.
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Bid and Pippin moving simultaneously? This wave feels like a bull trap, need to be cautious.
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The RSI heatmap is just a reference; those who really make money don't look at this stuff.
Latest futures RSI readings are painting an interesting picture across shorter timeframes. Scanning through 4-hour and 1-hour charts, momentum divergence is becoming pretty evident.
On the bullish side, several assets are flashing aggressive buy signals. GRIFFAIN, BID, and PIPPIN are leading the charge with strong upward momentum. SIREN and MYX are also showing solid bullish pressure. Even privacy-focused XMR and ARC have joined this momentum cluster, indicating potential continuation patterns.
Meanwhile, the bearish camp is equally vocal. Strong sell signals are emerging across multiple assets, though the specifics got cut off in the heat of market action.
These RSI heatmaps serve as momentum snapshots rather than crystal balls. Timeframe alignment matters—what screams on the 1H might whisper differently on daily charts. Smart traders cross-reference these signals with volume patterns and support levels before pulling triggers.