2026-01-18 10:24:09

AGT's recent market trend is quite promising. After a strong rally earlier, it has now entered a consolidation phase—which is often a sign of accumulation. From a technical perspective, as long as it can effectively break through this range of fluctuation, the upward momentum will still be there.

According to the current chart pattern, if the breakout goes smoothly, we can set the target at 0.00355. However, risk management should not be relaxed; it is advisable to set a tight stop-loss around 0.00348—this provides enough room for the market to react while preventing excessive losses if a reversal occurs.

The current question is: can this momentum truly trigger the next rally? In the short term, there is still a possibility. The market rhythm is still building up, possibly just waiting for a trigger point to break out.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 6h ago

Consolidation is just waiting for a breakout. If it can't break 0.00355 this time, I'll just liquidate my position directly.

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LiquidityWizard

· 6h ago

ngl the 0.00348 stop loss placement is statistically significant here—actually, empirically speaking, consolidation phases theoretically precede 60% of breakout scenarios given historical data on micro-cap volatility... but the real question is whether this has enough liquidity to sustain the move, contrary to popular belief most retail traders ignore that part entirely

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ZenZKPlayer

· 6h ago

Consolidation is waiting for a breakout; I bet it will break the level.

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ClassicDumpster

· 6h ago

Consolidation? More consolidation, I think it's just accumulation, brothers. --- At the 0.00355 level, to be honest, it feels a bit虚, still waiting for a breakout before entering isn't too late. --- I agree that stop-losses need to be tight, but the key is whether we can wait for that trigger point, that's the real question. --- Every time they say it's building up, building up, but after all that, it's still sideways, which is really tiring. --- It sounds good but still depends on the market, technical analysis and so on, anyway I don't really believe in it anymore. --- The target price is set so precisely, it feels a bit overanalyzed, doesn't it? --- Is it possible in the short term? Then we just have to keep waiting, this wave is a bit exhausting.

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