2026-01-18 18:23:56

FRAX experienced a 43% surge in a single day and is currently in a high-level consolidation phase. This is not a top signal; rather, it is a typical pause and buildup—what's truly worth noting is the 423M trading volume, which is rising in tandem with the holdings, indicating that the main players are continuously entering the market, not the bears dumping.

From a technical perspective, after breaking out, the price formed a tight flag pattern without panic selling. Market sentiment has gradually shifted from initial FOMO back to rationality, but if you look at the chart, buyers are still steadily accumulating on lower timeframes. This demonstrates good control of the market.

Regarding the trading plan, the entry zone can be around 1.090-1.100, with a stop-loss set at 1.065 (hard stop). The initial target is 1.150, then 1.200 higher. The core logic is simple: consolidation after high-volume breakout is usually a relay pattern, reserving momentum for the next upward wave. As long as the breakout support (around 1.08-1.09) holds, there is still potential.

The key point remains—the consolidation ≠ top, and trading volume is the true mirror reflecting the main force's intentions.

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ZkProofPudding

· 14h ago

423M trading volume surges simultaneously, this is the key, the main force hasn't run away --- Consolidation at high levels is not a top, I'm just worried your mentality will collapse first --- Flag pattern consolidation, waiting for the 1.15 show --- Trading volume is the real big daddy, don’t be fooled by the K-line --- Holding the 1.08 support still gives hope, breaking it means you have to run --- It's that same "consolidation and buildup" story, was told like this last time --- Stable accumulation on lower timeframes? To me, the buying power looks average --- The gamblers who entered at 1.090, wait for 1.200, the probability is a bit uncertain --- Trading volume really can't be fooled, this time it's a bit interesting --- Main force entering? Or main force offloading? Let’s see for ourselves --- Flag pattern consolidation is fine, but I’m afraid a big bearish candle will break it

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AirdropHuntress

· 14h ago

The 423M trading volume soaring simultaneously is indeed interesting. Keep an eye on the movements of these wallet addresses, and don't be fooled by the pretty candlesticks.

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OnChainDetective

· 14h ago

423M trading volume surging simultaneously? This move... needs to check the recent large transfer records of on-chain address clusters, I have a feeling something is happening behind the scenes.

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CrossChainMessenger

· 14h ago

423M trading volume definitely makes a statement, but can this rebound really continue, or is it just another fake-out?

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CommunityWorker

· 15h ago

Trading volume doesn't lie. The 423M figure really shows something; the signal of main players entering is very clear. I need to keep an eye on the 1.090-1.100 range. If it breaks below 1.065, I'm out, no discussion. If the flag pattern can hold this wave, 1.150 is a sure thing. Let's see if we can push higher. Consolidation is just building up strength, not falling into a trap. The signals this time are quite clear. Don't be scared by the high levels. Volume speaks, and the main players' entry signals are so strong—why be timid? Hold steady before 1.15; the real show starts afterward. The key is to hold that line; otherwise, everything is off the table. How are the chips bought at low levels doing now? Feels like this wave has some momentum. Stocks with such good control are indeed rare. Looking forward to the follow-up.

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