Overheated — RSI > 75 on high volume
A ready-made setup: strong overbought (RSI above 75) on elevated volume (RVOL ≥ 2) — possible exhaustion of the move. Refreshes automatically.
RSI above 75 is strongly overbought; together with volume twice the norm it is often a sign of a move climaxing. An indicator state, not a sell signal.
| # | Coin | Price | 24h | RSI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Lorenzo Protocol
BANK
|
$0.1866 | +1.38% | 92.5 |
| 2 |
Akedo
AKE
|
$0.00180838 | +0.55% | 90.1 |
| 3 |
Star Atlas
ATLAS
|
$0.00016900 | +0.51% | 76.2 |
| 4 |
avaai.top
AVAAI
|
$0.00771575 | +0.08% | 75.5 |
| 5 | 1000XEC 1000XEC | $0.00826400 | +0.06% | 75.5 |
The setup picks coins with daily RSI(14) above 75 and relative volume of 2 or more. RSI beyond 75 is strong overbought: recent candles rose with almost no resistance. Doubled volume adds a crucial detail — a broad set of participants is involved in the move, not a handful of trades. Traders track this combination because vertical growth with mass participation often marks the climactic phase of a move.
Overheating is confirmed by exhaustion signs on the chart itself: long upper wicks, growth slowing while volume stays high, widening daily ranges. The main false signal is a long-known one — in strong trends RSI can sit in the extreme zone for a long time, and an "overheated" coin keeps climbing for weeks. This state is therefore not a sell signal but a marker of heightened attention and elevated volatility risk.
Lists are built automatically from technical indicators and are not investment advice. Crypto is highly volatile.