FRAX this round of market movement is really fierce. In the past day, it shot up from a low of 0.7840 directly to 1.3000, and is now trading around 1.1997. Such a rally and volatility, anyone would have to pay more attention.
The key is that this breakout is very methodical. It rose strongly from the critical support level of $1.1, with no significant retracements in between, and broke through several resistance levels in one go. This kind of movement, from a technical perspective, is a classic sign of strong momentum.
For friends who have already entered the market, my suggestion is to slightly move up your stop-loss level to avoid being shaken out by a pullback. The most important thing at this stage is to protect your gains while leaving room for further upside. In the short term, the momentum is still here, and the probability of continuing upward is there; higher target levels are also not impossible to challenge.
Of course, the market always has two sides. Proper risk management and following the rhythm is the right approach.
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AirdropBuffet
· 15h ago
Wow, this rally is a bit scary, jumping from 0.78 directly to 1.3. How many people got liquidated?
Those who have already entered the market really need to manage risk well; don’t be scared into selling just because of a pullback.
The 1.1 support level is indeed strong. Whether it can break through further depends on the market sentiment.
This kind of movement is a bit too aggressive. I think I’ll stay on the sidelines and observe.
Momentum can disappear as quickly as it appears. Don’t be fooled by the surface-level gains, everyone.
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ForkLibertarian
· 15h ago
Really, the surge in FRAX is outrageous. Going from 0.78 directly to 1.3—what does that indicate? It suggests that there are big orders in play.
Stop-losses must be moved up. I'm telling you, those knocked out by the pullback haven't done their homework.
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GasFeeVictim
· 15h ago
Wow, FRAX really can't hold it anymore. From 0.78 directly skyrocketing to 1.3? I was so stunned that I couldn't even see clearly.
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HodlAndChill
· 15h ago
Damn, FRAX is really aggressive this time, jumping from 0.78 directly to 1.3. I was honestly stunned.
But to be honest, this kind of one-sided surge is often a trap, so you still need to be cautious.
Rising again but afraid of getting caught, this is our daily routine.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 15h ago
Wow, FRAX's surge from 0.78 to 1.3 is really crazy. I was dazzled.
Brothers who have already jumped in, this time you need to hold back and not be greedy.
Is there still a chance for this wave to go higher? Feels a bit uncertain.
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SerumDegen
· 15h ago
ngl frax went full degen mode on this pump... 0.78 to 1.30 in a day hits different when you're watching it live lmao
FRAX this round of market movement is really fierce. In the past day, it shot up from a low of 0.7840 directly to 1.3000, and is now trading around 1.1997. Such a rally and volatility, anyone would have to pay more attention.
The key is that this breakout is very methodical. It rose strongly from the critical support level of $1.1, with no significant retracements in between, and broke through several resistance levels in one go. This kind of movement, from a technical perspective, is a classic sign of strong momentum.
For friends who have already entered the market, my suggestion is to slightly move up your stop-loss level to avoid being shaken out by a pullback. The most important thing at this stage is to protect your gains while leaving room for further upside. In the short term, the momentum is still here, and the probability of continuing upward is there; higher target levels are also not impossible to challenge.
Of course, the market always has two sides. Proper risk management and following the rhythm is the right approach.