SEI’s $0.105 Meltdown Watch: Will It Bounce or Tank? (Spoiler: We Have No Idea)

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SEI is teetering around $0.105 like a guy at a wedding who can’t decide if he should dance-or just go home. Traders are glued to their screens, waiting to see if this is a heroic comeback or just another sad collapse into the abyss.

SEI has been doing what SEI does best: being indecisive. It’s hovering near $0.105, a level so crucial, it might as well be the last working vending machine at an office park. Everyone’s watching. No one knows anything.

Last week was nuts. Markets were jumping around like my aunt after two glasses of boxed wine. Altcoins got hammered. SEI, being part of the altcoin family (unfortunately), decided to join the downward spiral, gently sliding toward $0.105 like a senior citizen trying out a water slide for the first time. Slow, cautious, filled with regret.

SEI Holds $0.105 – For Now

So, SEI’s clinging to $0.105. It’s not thriving. It’s not even really holding. It’s just… there. Like a lukewarm cup of coffee from a gas station. But hey, it hasn’t spilled-yet.

Volume? Meh. Not exciting. Not dead. Just sort of… present. Like that one guy at work who shows up every day but never says anything in meetings.

is holding the ~$0.105 rangelow here.

You can see price grinding down and now trying to hold the rangelow, which is also key support.

Last week was a volatile week for markets, so I’m wondering what next week offers.

There are a few potential trades I’m looking at for the…

– Lennaert Snyder (@LennaertSnyder)

Great. Thanks, Lennaert. “A few potential trades.” That narrows it down. Is that like saying, “There are a few potential restaurants in Los Angeles”? Could you be more specific? Sushi? Taco truck? Dialysis center with free Wi-Fi?

Range Low Sweeps and Other Emotional Triggers

Now, some traders are obsessed with the idea of a “range low sweep.” Sounds like a bad cleaning product. But no-this is when price dips below $0.105 just to yank everyone’s chain. Classic market sabotage.

Why? So it can trigger stop losses and laugh. Yes, the market has feelings-and they’re petty.

If it dips, then quickly bounces back up, some will scream “REVERSAL!” Like fans at a baseball game yelling “THROW IT BACK!” after a home run. But here’s the thing: just because someone throws it back doesn’t mean they’re not still losing the game.

Others? They’re just waiting. Because last time they jumped in too early, they got roasted. Like ordering fish at a restaurant two days before closing. You know it’s bad.

Higher Timeframes and the Art of Waiting Like a Grown-Up

Here’s the deal: if SEI actually closes below $0.105 on a higher timeframe-like a 4-hour or daily chart-it might not just dip. It might say “peace out” and head south like a snowbird fleeing winter.

Support flips to resistance, shorts pile in, and suddenly everyone who said “I told you so” becomes unbearable at parties.

But-and this is a big but-nothing is confirmed. We’re in that awkward dating phase where you’ve matched on the app, but you’re still pretending you don’t need each other.

$0.112: The Big Wall of Maybe

Up above, $0.112 sits like an uninvited guest at a very small dinner party. It’s been rejected before. Repeatedly. But it keeps coming back, hopeful, like it didn’t get the memo.

If SEI somehow stumbles its way up there and actually holds? Fine. Great. Maybe we have something. But if it touches $0.112 and immediately rolls over? That’s not a breakout. That’s a fainting goat.

Right now, everyone’s just standing around, staring at charts, hoping for a sign. A bird? A cloud shaped like a bull? A coherent tweet from a crypto influencer?

Related Reading: SEI at Critical Support: Bullish Divergences Hint at a 21 Day MA Break

Oh, “bullish divergences,” huh? That’s the crypto version of “trust me, bro.” Like, “Yeah, my marriage is fine. The divergences are bullish.” We’ve heard this before.

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2026-01-26 10:09