2026-01-13 14:34:48

RUNE long opportunities are emerging, and technical signals indicate a bullish outlook. The daily MSS has been confirmed, and the key support level has been successfully held and stabilized, which is an important sign of a bullish trend. Liquidity is clearly accumulating above, and the upward momentum on higher timeframes shows a definite bullish bias — this is a typical characteristic of institutional accumulation.

From a risk-reward perspective, the setup at this position is quite balanced. It is recommended to enter long positions upon a confirmed breakout above $0.614, with a stop-loss set at $0.560, ensuring proper risk management. On the upside, the first target is aligned with $0.656, and if the momentum remains strong, continue to watch $0.725. With this setup, the risk-to-reward ratio is quite solid.

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MoonMathMagic

· 3h ago

Here comes the technical analysis again, supporting levels hold and it's bullish? I said the same last time, but what happened... Go all-in at 0.614? I think it's risky; liquidity accumulation could also be distribution, brother. What does MSS confirmation really mean? The key is whether the trading volume matches. I want to see if we can break the 0.725 target level; let's take a gamble. This setup is indeed good, but when it hits the 0.560 stop-loss, I bet you'll be screaming again haha. Why do I always feel like institutional accumulation = they want to wipe out retail investors like me... Holding support levels steady is called a bullish signal? The pros in swing trading would be laughing to death.

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CafeMinor

· 4h ago

I'm tired of hearing the same story about institutions building positions. Every time it's the same, and then what happens... Wait, is the support holding? Then I need to check the candlestick chart before saying anything, don't just listen to words. I'll follow if it breaks through 0.614; the stop-loss distance is indeed reasonable, not a reckless order. The target seems a bit conservative. I like 0.725, but don't expect it to happen overnight. How have the Coffee Miners been these days? Is RUNE the one you're lurking for...

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 4h ago

Sounds good, but it depends on whether 0.614 can truly hold steady. It has broken multiple times before. Wait, institutions are building positions? I feel like it's mostly retail investors taking the bait. Is the target level at 0.725 set too high? It's easy to get smashed down. The support level holding is real, but I remain cautious about the liquidity accumulation phase. It feels like this wave might again be a fake-out with the candlestick chart. Be careful not to get caught at high levels.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 4h ago

0.614 If it can't break through, don't talk about institutional accumulation. Wait for solid proof before bragging.

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ser_we_are_early

· 4h ago

It's the same old liquidity accumulation theory. Let's see if this wave can really break through 0.614.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 4h ago

It's another MSS confirmation and institutional accumulation, sounds like it's about to take off, but I still want to see if it can really break through 0.614 first.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 4h ago

It's the same old story of MSS confirmation and liquidity accumulation. I'm tired of hearing about the "typical characteristics" of institutional accumulation, haha. But this time, the data does look pretty good. Holding steady is holding steady. Confirming 0.614 is fine before moving up, but honestly, that stop-loss distance at 0.560... is a bit wide. The target at 0.725 feels a bit greedy. For a more conservative approach, let's first look at 0.656.

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DegenWhisperer

· 4h ago

It's the usual institutional accumulation tactic. I'm confident about the liquidity buildup, but I'm worried that there might be a reverse plunge before the breakout.

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