2026-01-05 23:23:51

FIL's recent performance is still worth paying attention to. From a technical perspective, this coin is approaching a key support level, and the overall market sentiment remains optimistic, so there is still room for further upward movement.

Looking at the chart, the support level is about to be touched, and this timing actually presents a good entry window—the opportunity for left-side trading is right there. The target can be set around 1.8, which is a relatively reasonable goal. For risk management, a stop-loss is recommended at 1.45, so the retracement space is relatively controllable.

Overall, this wave of market movement still has potential, and the key is to seize the entry opportunity near the support level.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-08 09:09

Wait, is the support really going to break? Why do I feel like FIL has been hesitating lately... A 1.45 stop-loss feels a bit tight; I still need to leave more room. Can this wave really reach 1.8? Let's see if it can stabilize first... Why hasn't there been any movement in FIL these past two days? It feels like the market isn't as optimistic as I imagined. It's another left-side trading. The last time I heard this approach, I got caught and haven't escaped yet haha...

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BlockchainBouncer

· 01-07 21:13

Support level has been tested so many times, I think it's uncertain... Forget it, I'll just play a little above it.

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GateUser-74b10196

· 01-05 23:53

Support level is approaching, should I get in and take a gamble? Does FIL really have a chance this time? It feels like the recent gains aren't as strong as expected. A 1.45 stop-loss sounds safe, but I don't have any coins left, so I'm just watching. The left-side trading approach is back. I've heard this set of arguments before last year. When will we truly be able to bottom fish? Looking at the chart is interesting, but I trust my instincts more. Target at 1.8, am I dreaming or can it really reach there? Are any sisters in? The support level is a good opportunity, but unfortunately, I'm already caught in it haha. This rhythm... feels like it could drop at any moment, better to stay on the sidelines for now.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-05 23:53

Support levels are here again. I want to see if this time it can really rebound. As for FIL, it's been stranded for too long. Can it reach 1.8? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain. Stop loss at 1.45. As I always say, be prepared before going long, don't follow the herd.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-05 23:52

Is the support level about to be tested? I don't think there will necessarily be a rebound this time... Wait, is the stop loss at 1.45 set too tight? FIL is just a repeated roller coaster; what looks like an opportunity is actually a trap. To be honest, entering the market now depends more on luck. 1.8? Let's not talk about 1.8, first hold the 1.5 level.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-05 23:49

Support levels are indeed key to risk management, but your logic must be based on the authenticity of on-chain data—don't forget how many pitfalls there are with improperly permissioned contracts in the FIL ecosystem. Left-side trading sounds tempting, but it's essentially gambling on probabilities. I'm more concerned about whether this coin itself has any audit vulnerabilities... Honestly, analyzing charts is less reliable than reviewing the smart contract.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-05 23:33

Is the support level about to break? I feel like this time I really need to get in. The 1.8 target still seems possible. Wait, a 1.45 stop loss is too tight, isn't it easy to get stopped out like that? This FIL move really requires seizing the opportunity, or else you'll regret watching again. Actually, it all depends on whether the support can hold; if it does, it’s fun. Left-side trading is easy to talk about, but how many can actually dare to buy? 1.8, huh. If it really goes up, I’ll just buy blindly and profit. A 1.45 stop loss is a bit timid, but the risk is manageable, which is correct. Anyway, I plan to wait until near the support level before considering entering.

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