2026-01-18 10:01:38

#比特币2026年行情展望 Listen to me, don't rush to be bearish on the $FRAX project. The resilience of the old chain is stronger than anyone else, and recently it secured another $50 million in funding. Next, they plan to add EVM Ethereum compatibility—this move shows their big ambitions. Whether they go for a price rally or continue fighting in the financial track, retail investors need to recognize their own strength and avoid becoming the victims of a dump. Personally, I’m just doing some swing trading, mainly focusing on $METIS and $INJ, and continuing to build positions. That’s how the crypto market is—only with precise judgment can you live comfortably.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 4h ago

Frax, you need to look carefully. The 50 million funding sounds impressive, but has the lending rate gone up as well? Don't be fooled by the narrative; the health factor is the real indicator. Retail investors are most likely to fall into this kind of "resilient" trap. A liquidity crisis can cause a chain reaction of liquidations, and no one can escape the domino effect. I'm also trading in waves, but I need to set the liquidation price properly; otherwise, even with excellent EVM compatibility, it's useless. Metis and INJ are indeed interesting, but systemic risk is still there. You need to control your positions and avoid over-leverage.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 5h ago

Swing traders really need to pay attention to this, but I still need to watch and observe FRAX.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 5h ago

I've seen this trick with FRAX too many times. Funding ≠ Price Increase. Don't get caught off guard.

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TokenAlchemist

· 5h ago

nah frax governance token mechanics are actually intriguing here... the evm compatibility pivot isn't even the interesting part, it's how they're structuring the collateral efficiency vectors that actually moves the needle. most retail watching surface-level metrics would miss the arb surfaces entirely tbh

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ConfusedWhale

· 5h ago

Swing traders never go all-in. FRAX does have some potential, but I still trust METIS a bit more. INJ is also good.

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MetaReckt

· 5h ago

Frax's resilience is indeed impressive. With 50 million in funding, they continue to develop EVM compatibility, showing real skill. But retail investors should still be cautious and not get caught off guard.

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