Trending coin analysis: OP’s short potential is increasing, ONDO is approaching chip support $0.836
According to Aicoin data, the current hot coins YGG, OP and ONDO have all followed the market correction in the short term, and their trading opportunities are as follows (45-minute cycle):
YGG: The price has fallen below the EMA moving average, and the MACD short volume column has shrunk. Pay attention to the chip peak of $1.138. If the support takes effect, it may test $1.237 and $1.303.
OP: The price has crossed below the EMA, and MACD is cross-crossing. If the short sellers continue to increase their volume and fall below $3.82, they may fall back to test $3.71, and the upper pressure is $3.95, $4.0
ONDO: EMA intersects, MACD crosses and the yellow and white lines are below the zero axis. If the moving average crosses, it will test $0.836 in the short term or downwards, with support at $0.778 below and pressure at $0.929 above.
The market fluctuates frequently and technical signals are prone to failure. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.
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