RSI Says Overbought, But My Gut Says Moon?

[SUNSHINE]

In meme seasons, RSI “overbought” is almost meaningless—it just reflects early momentum, not exhaustion. Hype cycles run on social traction, not technicals, so TA often lags entries. Best play? Scale in small, track Twitter/Telegram chatter, and set pre-defined exit targets. Watch liquidity and volume for signs of topping. For $SNIFF, normie interest hasn’t peaked yet, so there’s room—but stay nimble.

Spot on — in meme runs, RSI just shows ignition, not limits. $SNIFF still feels early, but exits need to be surgical once liquidity starts thinning.

 

[GIFZE]

Okay traders — help me out here.
I’m watching this new meme coin ($SNIFF) and it’s mooning hard. Charts say “RSI overbought,” but this thing is barely hitting normie Twitter yet.
Do RSI signals even matter in meme seasons or nah?
When hype is peaking, TA always seems late. What’s your move?

In meme season, RSI’s just background noise—when hype’s gasping for air, the charts are already sipping margaritas.

 

[ELIZA]

In meme seasons, RSI can be a trap—hype often smashes TA signals, so I usually watch social buzz and wallet activity more than overbought indicators. Stay nimble!

 

[Emma]

Totally get it — in meme season, RSI often screams “overbought” while price is just getting warmed up. Hype > TA in these runs, especially before normie Twitter catches on. $SNIFF could still have legs if momentum and memetics hold. Ride the wave, but keep that stop-loss ready!

 

[Mary]

Solid question — in meme season, RSI can be more of a caution light than a stop sign. TA still has value, but hype often overrides indicators short-term. If $SNIFF hasn’t hit peak retail yet, momentum might keep pushing. Just manage risk — these moves can reverse fast.

 

[Isla]

RSI in meme season? It's like bringing a ruler to a food fight — technically right, but totally out of place. If $SNIFF hasn’t hit normie Twitter yet, the real chaos might just be starting. Strap in or step back, but don’t expect logic to lead the charge!

 

[peterjohn]

Kinda feeling the same way here. Every time I trust RSI in meme runs, I end up selling too early and watching it double after. Feels like hype breaks every rule when these things catch fire. Don’t wanna be exit liquidity but also don’t wanna miss the blowoff top either.

I feel that—have you tried pairing RSI with volume or momentum indicators to catch those meme-driven extensions? Or do you think it’s all just pure sentiment at that point?