2026-01-18 12:29:55

The recent surge in the STO market has been quite fierce, but looking at the details on the chart, I’ve become more cautious.

Just now during lunch, I glanced at the candlestick chart. The hourly RSI has broken above 50, but the trading volume has shrunk to about one-tenth of its original. This contradictory signal is quite interesting—prices are pushing upward stubbornly, but the buying momentum is waning. It’s a bit like water reaching a certain temperature and suddenly stopping. I don’t know whether it will continue heating up or start cooling down.

Chasing high at this moment is too risky. The short-term expectation gap is just a matter of seconds; what you gain is luck, and what you lose is real money.

**My trading approach is as follows:**

Currently, I will keep an eye on the price around 0.10 USDT and do nothing. If there’s a pullback later and support is confirmed in the 0.092-0.095 USDT range, I will consider going long. The stop-loss will be set at 0.088 USDT; if it breaks below that, I’ll admit defeat. The target levels are 0.118 and 0.128 USDT. But if the volume directly breaks through the 0.105 USDT resistance, I will give up this opportunity and wait for the next one.

The rhythm of the market is very important. No need to rush.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 13h ago

With such poor volume, how can the price still push upward? This is definitely a sign before a slot machine crash. I bet five dollars it will collapse.

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SellTheBounce

· 13h ago

The shrinking trading volume is something I see most clearly. It's just inflated, waiting for the bagholders to jump in. --- Chasing highs is gambling with your life, lessons learned over these past few years. --- Waiting around 0.10 is indeed the right move, but I bet there will still be someone rushing in at five dollars in the end. Human nature. --- A genuine signal is only when the volume breaks through 0.105; right now, this rebound is purely a trap. --- It’s always like this—price surges upward, trading volume drops, and then everyone panics. Repeating this cycle so many times, yet no one learns. --- The stop-loss at 0.088 is a bit shallow; if the price crashes down this time, it will break through quickly. --- Market rhythm? Sounds nice, but actually it just means waiting for an even lower point. There’s always a lower point, no rush.

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