2026-01-18 10:21:11

#比特币2026年行情展望 $FRAX's recent trend is indeed quite interesting—after a volume increase of 35%, it broke out strongly, coupled with a significant rise in holdings, which clearly indicates that this is not a bearish dump but the main force quietly entering the market.

Here's my take:

📊 The technical aspect is very clear: the price broke through a key resistance level, with volume increasing simultaneously, indicating that the buying pressure is genuine and not just bluffing. The order book shows a standard healthy accumulation pattern, with no obvious selling pressure zones above, and each pullback is quickly absorbed.

💡 Trading strategy:
• Entry zone: 1.060-1.070 (layered entries are more stable)
• Stop-loss point: 1.040 (this is rigid, don't fight the order)
• First target: 1.120
• Second target: 1.180

The key is that as long as the price stays above the breakout level, the upward momentum should continue. The current market rhythm is still under control, and no obvious signs of decline have appeared.

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rugdoc.eth

· 8h ago

Frax this wave definitely has some substance; the 35% volume increase is no joke, full of main force signals. I've noted the 1.040 stop-loss; really heartbreaking to hold against the trend.

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RiddleMaster

· 8h ago

Frax this wave is indeed quite interesting, the main force seems to have a strong appetite for accumulating positions. --- Haha, another batch-by-batch entry. It's steady, but you gotta be quick. --- Stop-loss at 1.04 is tightly set. I like this kind of principled setup. --- Every time it dips back, it gets snapped up instantly. Honestly, this rhythm doesn't seem like something retail investors can play. --- To be honest, I'm tired of hearing these market descriptions. In the end, it all depends on whether it can really push to 1.18. --- Main force buying in? I want to see who the real main players are and who are the retail investors, haha. --- The point levels are given so precisely. Are they really that accurate? Feels a bit suspicious. --- The standard move of absorbing the supply makes me a bit cautious. --- Saying "stand firm at the breakout level" has been repeated hundreds of times, but the key is whether it can hold. --- Entering at 1.06 is okay. Let's see if it can hold until the second target. I need to stay pessimistic.

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bridgeOops

· 8h ago

Frax this time definitely has some potential, but I still think the main players are just talking. We still need to see if it can hold above 1.070.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 8h ago

The main players are quietly getting on board, and we retail investors can only sit back and watch the dust settle.

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GasBankrupter

· 8h ago

Hmm... The main force is back to buy in, here we go again. They say this every time, but what’s the result? Alright, I entered at 1.06, let’s bet on it breaking 1.18. Wait, is there really no sign of massive sell-off this time? Why do I feel a bit uncertain? Gradually building positions is the right move. Maybe I should try it too. Breaking a key resistance level is often just the last surge of madness, brother. Stop-loss is firmly set at 1.04, I agree. Don’t let it explode with a single bearish candle like before. 1.18? That’s a bit greedy. I’ll be satisfied if it reaches 1.12.

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