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EOS at the Cliff’s Edge: Fade the Tiny Bounces, Aim for the Liquidity Pocket Below

Executive summary

Bias next 24h: Sideways-to-lower with a bearish skew. Expected range 0.2030–0.2160. Probability of a dip into 0.203–0.205 > probability of a sustained break above 0.216.
Rationale: Persistent daily downtrend, price below falling short- and medium-term averages, hugging lower Bollinger Band; momentum extremely oversold but bounce attempts are muted and sold into. Best risk-reward is to fade strength into 0.212–0.214 with a short.

Step-by-step technical analysis (multi-timeframe)

Daily swing context: From the Nov 7 spike high (0.3222) EOS has trended down in a clear sequence of lower highs/lower lows to today’s 0.206–0.212 base. The big regime change occurred on Oct 10 (gap-down/flush from ~0.39 to ~0.26) followed by a failing bounce into ~0.33 and a steady bleed since mid-October.
Current structure: Price is compressing in a tight box 0.206–0.213. This looks like bear-side consolidation at lows (potential bear flag/rectangle) rather than a rounded base: each push above 0.211–0.213 is faded; downside probes (0.203–0.206) see small responsive buying but no follow-through.
Intraday (hourly) microstructure 11/22–11/23: Very low volatility, slight upward drift early 11/23 (touch 0.2131) was promptly sold, then mean-reversion around 0.209–0.211. Liquidity nodes sit at ~0.210 and ~0.2088 with repeated prints; highs capped beneath ~0.213.

20-day SMA ≈ 0.251 (est.). Price 0.2105 is far below: bearish, and it’s been below for weeks. The slope of the 20-SMA is down.
50-day SMA (est.) ≈ 0.29–0.30; price well below: confirms medium-term bear trend.
Short-term intraday EMAs (hourly): Price oscillates around the 20/50-EMA bands; no impulse trend intraday, but on daily these EMAs are stacked bearishly (short < medium < long).
Implication: Rally attempts into 0.217–0.231 encounter stacked MA resistance/mean-reversion pressure.

RSI(14) daily (approx calc from closes): ≈ 7–10 (extreme oversold). Despite this, bounces are weak, which in trends often signals continuation after brief pauses.
Hourly RSI: Shows mild bullish divergence (price flat/lower-lows ~0.208–0.209 while RSI creeps up). This favors a small intraday pop into resistance, not necessarily a trend change.
Takeaway: Expect a modest relief pop that is shortable; the larger timeframe momentum remains decisively negative.

Daily MACD is negative with the signal above the line; histogram contraction suggests downside momentum is slowing but has not flipped. In bear trends, the first MACD contraction often precedes a small bounce that fails under the signal line.
Hourly MACD flip attempts around zero stall near resistance, aligning with a fade-the-rip setup.

20-day BB: Mid ≈ 0.251, lower band ≈ 0.199, upper ≈ 0.303 (est., stdev ~0.026). Price is hugging the lower band but not yet closing below it decisively—classic grind-down behavior.
ATR(14) daily ≈ 0.010–0.013 (tighter than the October regime). Today’s intraday realized range aligns with a compressed volatility pocket—often preceding a directional push. Given the trend, bias is for a push to test S1/S2 pivots.

Swing used: Nov 7 high 0.3222 to Nov 22 low 0.2038 (range ≈ 0.1183).
- 23.6%: 0.2317
- 38.2%: 0.2490
- 50%: 0.2630
- 61.8%: 0.2769
Current price (0.2105) is below even the 23.6% retrace; any pop into 0.217–0.222 is shallow relative to the swing and likely to fail before 0.2317.
Downside Fibonacci extension from the minor 11/19–11/21 bounce suggests 0.199–0.200 as the next extension confluence.

Pivot P ≈ 0.20762; R1 ≈ 0.21139; R2 ≈ 0.21602; S1 ≈ 0.20299; S2 ≈ 0.19922.
Price oscillates around R1/P today and repeatedly rejects beyond R1; this frames a tactical short: sell into R1–R2, target S1.

Price below Tenkan and Kijun; Kumo far overhead. Tenkan (9) approx mid-0.23s, Kijun (26) mid-0.26s: both above market. No bullish TK cross; Chikou under price. Net: fully bearish state.

Large selling days: 11/18 and 11/21 showed heavy volume on down closes—distribution.
Last two sessions saw volume contraction near the lows—typical of a pause/flag before continuation unless a strong demand impulse appears (not visible yet). Value area appears 0.206–0.213.

Descending channel from mid-Oct holds. Current consolidation is a low-level rectangle under broken supports (0.217, 0.228). Such rectangles often break in direction of trend.
Candlesticks: 11/22 small-body candle with lower tail from 0.2038, 11/23 small green but within range—no reversal pattern (no engulfing/morning star).

Immediate resistance: 0.211–0.214 (R1 band + intraday supply), then 0.216 (R2), 0.217–0.220 (recent breakdown zone), 0.228–0.231 (major 23.6% Fib + prior pivot), 0.245–0.254 (supply shelf/MA cluster).
Immediate support: 0.206–0.207 (today’s floor), 0.203.0 (S1), 0.200–0.199 (psychological + S2). Below that: 0.195–0.196 (Fib ext/round).

Base case (45%): Fade a pop into 0.212–0.214; roll over toward 0.205–0.203; potential wick to ~0.200 if liquidity thins, then close near 0.206–0.208.
Bullish alt (25%): Squeeze through 0.214–0.216 to test 0.217–0.220; stalls under 0.223; rejection likely back into 0.209–0.211 by end of window.
Bearish extension (30%): Early failure at/under 0.211 leads to a push through 0.206–0.203; tag S2 ~0.199; modest bounce to ~0.203–0.205 late.

Despite extreme oversold RSI, the lack of strong reversal signals and the overhead supply clusters argue for selling strength rather than buying weakness. A tactical short at/near 0.213–0.214 aligns with pivot R1–R2 and the intraday supply cap, targeting a move back to S1 (0.203) with scope to 0.200 if momentum expands.
Risk management (not part of output fields but crucial): Suggested protective stop for the short above 0.2186 (above the 0.217–0.218 breakdown area and R2 overshoot). That yields R:R ≈ 2:1 to 3:1 depending on target.

Entry: Sell limit 0.2135 (inside the 0.213–0.214 supply pocket; increases fill probability while preserving R:R). If price gaps lower and never reaches entry, consider stalking a lower high on a retest of 0.212–0.213.
Target: 0.2050 (conservative, just above S1). Stretch target 0.200 if momentum and tape weaken; scale out accordingly. Given the 24h horizon, 0.2050 is realistic.
Invalidation: Sustained acceptance above 0.218–0.220 invalidates the fade and opens a path to 0.223–0.228 (23.6% Fib 0.2317 thereafter).

RSI is indeed extreme, but the market is failing to reclaim even shallow retraces and sits far below the 20SMA with persistent supply. Longs would fight the trend into a thick resistance shelf (0.211–0.217–0.231). The asymmetric play is to sell the rip rather than buy the dip.

Prediction (24h)

Price likely oscillates within 0.203–0.216, with the most probable path: a minor pop into 0.213–0.214 followed by a fade toward 0.205–0.203. Closing print expected near 0.206–0.209 if the S1 test holds; risk of brief downside extension to ~0.199 if liquidity thins.

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Conclusion

Set up favors Sell (short) on strength into 0.213–0.214 aiming for 0.205 in the next 24 hours, with potential extension to 0.200 if bears press the advantage.