2026-01-15 13:47:50

MANTA/USDT recent technical breakthrough attracts attention. Since the bottom rebound, trading volume has significantly increased, and the current increase has reached 28%. The trading volume supporting this rebound is quite solid.

The most interesting part is that many traders are speculating whether it will continue to recover upward. Considering the previous correction magnitude and the current rebound strength, whether another upward breakthrough can occur is indeed worth watching.

From a technical perspective, the volume change at this position shows some signs. Whether it can continue in the short term mainly depends on whether it can maintain this rebound momentum.

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hodl_therapist

· 2h ago

28% This rebound is real, but can the trading volume be maintained? That's the core issue. --- To be honest, the increase in trading volume is just the beginning; the key is whether we can maintain this momentum. --- The previous correction was so deep, and the current rebound strength is still okay... I'm just worried it might be a false rally. --- I've been watching MANTA's rebound, and the supporting trading volume is indeed good. Keep going. --- A 28% increase isn't a big deal; the question is whether it can break through the previous high later. That's where technical analysis comes in. --- Interestingly, many people are speculating, but only a few are actually following along. --- Whether the short-term momentum can continue depends on tomorrow's trading volume performance. Anything else is just talk. --- If the rebound momentum can't be maintained, this wave of gains could evaporate in minutes. I've seen it happen too many times. --- There's some substance to the trading volume, I agree, but don't celebrate too early.

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 22h ago

empirically speaking, volume spikes don't guarantee sustained momentum—the data on failed breakouts in alt pairs is honestly pretty sobering. but fine, if it holds above that level, *maybe* we're seeing something worth tracking here 🤓

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 22h ago

A 28% increase is pretty good; the trading volume is definitely speaking for itself. I'm just worried there won't be anyone to take over later.

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DaoResearcher

· 22h ago

According to on-chain data, MANTA's 28% rebound indeed aligns with the typical characteristics of bottom-volume expansion. However, the question is—can the surge in trading volume be sustained? This involves the liquidity supply mechanism from a Token economics perspective. If the assumption holds, the next key is whether it can break through the previous high resistance level. It is worth noting that many projects' so-called "technological breakthroughs" are actually capital games; the true determinants of long-term direction are ecosystem governance and fundamentals. However, in the short term, maintaining this rebound momentum does have potential.

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PhantomHunter

· 22h ago

28% has already increased, and you're still guessing? I think we should wait and see if it can hold this level.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 22h ago

Here we go again, I was still sleeping when I saw 28%... by the time I woke up, it was already almost there haha

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FreeRider

· 22h ago

Manta's 28% surge this time is indeed interesting, and the trading volume is cooperating quite well. Wait, could it be another rebound trap... too many pitfalls earlier. Holding this momentum is considered a win; if it breaks down, just run. --- A 28% increase sounds good, but it's really hard to say how far the trading volume can support. Feels like a repeated pattern of confirming the bottom, then pushing up to unload? --- In the short term, the trading volume does have support, but I still prefer to stay on the sidelines. --- Another market waiting for a breakout... is this time really different? --- The rebound strength is okay, but I'm worried it might just be a fleeting moment. --- An increase in trading volume is indeed a good sign, but in this market, looking at technicals means being prepared to get slapped in the face at any time.

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