
Quick summary
Combines QFL base levels with daily RSI to guide non-emotional crypto trading decisions
BONK trades below multiple 2025 bases with RSI 44; staged sells into resistance
ICP down heavily from ATH, RSI 52 triggers buying dips, selling at bases
Canton and DAG show bearish RSIs; bids rest at strong bases and discounts
QFL base levels combined with daily RSI momentum guide snapshot.
RSI simply shows who has control: above 50 buyers have the edge, below 50-40 sellers do. A deeper explanation of RSI is covered in the separate piece.
Across the charts, each coin sits in a different position. BONK has a daily RSI below 50. ICP has just moved back above 50. Canton (CC) lost momentum after a failed move higher.
BONK/EUR: Stacking Sell Limits Into Prior Base Resolution

[BONK/EUR — Daily, Heikin Ashi]
BONK has been one of the standout performers of the Solana memecoin cycle, up over 5,000% from inception, ranked #78, market cap sitting at $528M with $63M in 24h volume. It is likely not going to zero and I think BONK is a coin to trade as it follows QFL very well.
RSI: 44 below 50, no bullish confirmation. The 40–50 zone is highlighted on the chart as a worthwhile entry zone, and that is exactly where RSI sits
Base structure: Price March 10, 2026, is below multiple strong bases built across 2025
The play: Sell limits are staged above current price into those prior base levels
What changes it: RSI reclaims and holds above 50. Until then, bounces are distribution opportunities.
ICP/EUR: RSI Just Crossed Back Above 50

[ICP/EUR — Daily, Heikin Ashi — Long View]
Internet Computer is down 99.41% from its all-time high. That is not a typo. At $2.52 with a $1.38B market cap and rank #48. It still commands serious liquidity and has not gone anywhere. It is not going to zero.
The longer view chart tells the story: multiple strong bases built across 2024 cycles, each one producing a meaningful rally before price ultimately faded back. The most recent base forms the current launchpad.
RSI: 52 just crossed back above 50. First time in months. This is the signal the framework watches for
Base structure: Price is below 8 bases, all visible on the recent daily price. Sell limits are stacked above into prior resolution zones
The play: With RSI flipping above 50, the posture shifts. Buy limits are positioned below for any retest. Sell limits above at base resolution levels
Key watch: RSI holding above 50 on a closing basis would be bullish.

[ICP/EUR — Daily, Heikin Ashi — Short View]
CC/EUR (Canton): Fractal Didn't Play Out Now Watching the Base Below

[CC/EUR — Daily, Heikin Ashi]
Canton is rank #17. $5.67B market cap. $128M in 24h volume up 56%. Up 3.44% all time, which means this is still early cycle territory relative to where it has been. It is not going to zero.
The chart note says it clearly: fractal did not play out. The anticipated move higher failed to materialise and price has since rolled over. RSI followed.
RSI: 33 deep below 50 and still falling. This is bearish momentum territory
Base structure: Strong base visible from December 2025. Buy limits are staged at the base and at -22% below it the QFL discount entry zone
The play: No rush. RSI says wait. Bids are at the base and below. Let price come to the orders
What changes it: RSI needs to recover above 50. For now patience.
DAG/EUR (Constellation): High Risk, High Conviction, Small Size

[DAG/EUR — Daily, Heikin Ashi]
This one needs to be said plainly: DAG is rank #547. Market cap $28.76M. Volume under $1M in 24h. Down 69% all time. Of all four coins here, this carries the most risk.
So why is it in the breakdown? Because the framework still applies and position size reflects the risk. Smaller size, wider bases, longer time horizon.
RSI: 37 the lowest of all four coins here. Deep in bear momentum territory, just tagged the lowest RSI level in months
Base structure: Prior bases visible from early 2026 rally. Price has since collapsed back through all of them. The purple horizontal zones mark the current support area
The play: Bids below current price at the base zones. The rally from those bases earlier in 2026 shows the structure can work, the question is whether it repeats
The honest caveat: At this market cap and volume, liquidity is thin. Size accordingly. This is not the same conviction trade as ICP or BONK but DAG seems to be offering these quick spikes in price.
Conclusion
Nothing here requires prediction or emotional decision-making. The levels are already defined and the orders are already placed. RSI simply shows where momentum sits, and the bases show where reactions have historically happened.
From here there is nothing to force. If price reaches the levels, orders fill. If it doesn’t, nothing happens. The point is to follow the plan rather than react to every move in the market. As I do not use leverage I can wait.
FAQ
How is RSI used in this trading framework?
RSI is used to show who has control of momentum: above 50 buyers have the edge, while between 50 and 40 sellers do. A move and hold back above 50 is treated as bullish confirmation, and values well below 50 indicate bearish momentum and a reason to wait rather than rush in.
What is the current trading plan for BONK/EUR?
BONK has a daily RSI of 44 in the 40–50 zone, with price below multiple strong bases built across 2025. Sell limits are staged above current price into those prior base levels, and bounces are treated as distribution opportunities until RSI can reclaim and hold above 50.
What is the current trading plan for ICP/EUR?
ICP trades around $2.52 with RSI at 52, which has just crossed back above 50 for the first time in months. Price is below eight visible bases, so sell limits are stacked above into prior resolution zones, while buy limits are positioned below for any retest. Keeping RSI above 50 on a closing basis is the key bullish signal being watched.
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