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Ryan, I've always leaned on the OBV for that divergence, especially when it crosses its 20 EMA on the 4H. For me, invalidation's a clean close above the prior swing high, like 7480.

Fakeouts on the 1H chart are printing money for those who actually *read* the charts, not just dismiss 'em. Ignored the 50-SMA break at $42,500 thinking it was a clean move? Congrats, you're bagholding.

Ryan, I'm actually less concerned about volume on that 4H RSI divergence when the daily MACD histogram is still clearly pushing higher, suggesting any pullback to 71.5k would be bought up.

That 5200 level with the heavy put OI is definitely a sticky floor, Emma, especially since the daily 50-MA is sitting right there. Gonna take a real punch to break that bid.

I'm not entirely convinced on the "dangerously euphoric" call across the board, Sarah. While mega-cap tech is certainly extended, I'm seeing decent accumulation volume on the 4H chart for S&P futures around the $42,500 level after its 3.2% dip last week. That tells me there's still fresh capital coming in on dips, not just pure bagholding, and that downside might be limited for now.

Sarah, chasing pumps is definitely a trap, but if you're watching the 1-minute chart for that first pullback to the 9 EMA after the initial pop, you can often grab a piece without risking a full 3.2%.

Emma, do you see any major confluence around that $38k level on the daily chart, maybe with a key moving average or previous support/resistance that makes it even more potent for a break?

Viktor and Ryan aren't wrong about the 200 EMA break, but I've personally seen this exact setup on a few NFT projects last bear cycle. We saw a similar fakeout drop on Doodles before it ripped. RSI at 30? That's my buy zone if volume picks up, especially if it reclaims 4.2 ETH on the 4H. I'm watching for a quick bounce to 4.5 ETH myself.

Yeah, Viktor, that $42,500 level was key on the 4-hour chart; seeing it flip from support to resistance after that fakeout wasn't the time to accumulate, that's for sure.

Nah, Luna, that 4-hour support level was already getting chewed up; the prior daily close below the 50 EMA with increasing volume was the real tell for me that a bigger drop was on the cards.