2026-01-13 16:41:08

In the price trend of FIL, the $1.6 level faces obvious selling pressure. If this area is broken, the next sell-side resistance to watch is at $2.1. From a technical perspective, these two price levels are key defensive zones for market participants in the near term.

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-13 17:11

If 1.6 is broken, just look at 2.1, but honestly, I'm not surprised if neither of these two positions can be held.

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BrokenDAO

· 01-13 17:10

1.6 can't break it, really. I've seen too many times this kind of "key level," and it always ends up the same—retail investors taking the hit, and the big players selling off. --- Clear selling pressure? That's just someone building a liquidity illusion. The $2.1 barrier, to put it plainly, is the stop-loss line for those caught earlier. --- Two price levels "key defenses," sounds like someone is maintaining consensus, but how many times have you believed that? --- As for FIL, no matter how beautiful the technical analysis sounds, it can't change one fact—the incentive mechanism itself is distorted. --- Studying resistance levels again... Instead of staring at the chart, think about what Filecoin's governance actually incentivizes. --- $1.6 and $2.1, typical signs of a game-theoretic equilibrium breaking down. Just wait and see. --- Defense zone? Uh, this term is used well, just like everyone defaults to the idea that there's an invisible hand guiding the market.

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OfflineValidator

· 01-13 16:58

1.6 breaking through probably means it will fall all the way down...

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DaoResearcher

· 01-13 16:57

According to the white paper, the psychological price point of $1.6 actually reflects the incentive incompatibility issue in Filecoin's token economics. Notably, on-chain data suggests that the selling pressure behind this wave may implicitly involve voting bias in governance proposals...

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CrashHotline

· 01-13 16:54

1.6 can't break through? Then wait and see 2.1, the tactics are all the same anyway.

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