2026-01-18 07:41:01

#数字资产市场动态 $STO surged 54% in a single day and is now undergoing a rhythm adjustment at high levels—don’t rush to be bearish, this is actually a normal consolidation after a volume spike.

From a technical perspective, the standard bullish approach:
📍 Entry zone: 0.1150～0.1190
📍 Rigid stop-loss: 0.1080 (must hold)
📍 Short-term target: 0.1350
📍 Advanced target: 0.1500

The core logic is here—after the price surged, it formed a tight flag pattern at the top, with no signs of panic selling during this period. The open interest remains high and moves in sync with the price increase, indicating that large funds are continuously entering, not just a simple short-term sell-off. Looking at the short-term retracement, it has been quickly absorbed, showing that buying support below is quite strong. As long as the lower boundary of this entry zone (the breakout point) is maintained, the probability of continued upward momentum is very high.

The market rhythm is unfolding; the key is not to panic prematurely—wait for a reversal signal before acting.

STO-10,59%

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FlippedSignal

· 20h ago

The flag pattern consolidation is indeed interesting, but are large funds really continuously entering? It seems to depend on the momentum of the trading volume.

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StakeTillRetire

· 20h ago

Still want to chase after a 54% increase? I see that the holdings are indeed solid, but whether this wave of correction can hold above 0.108 depends on what happens next. --- I've heard the flag pattern consolidation explanation many times, but the key is whether big funds are truly continuing to accumulate. --- Not admitting defeat is fine, but don't stubbornly hold on either. When a reverse signal appears, you should run. --- I'm watching the 0.115 level, just to see if it can surge to 0.135 in one go. --- Speaking of this buildup, it feels a bit like those previous times, and in the end, it all turned out to be a futile effort. --- Strong buying pressure is a good thing, but I'm worried it might turn into a nightmare for those who end up holding the bag. --- Hold the line at 0.108, and for now, don't think too much about the rest. Let's wait and see what happens.

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LiquidationWizard

· 20h ago

Hey, a volume contraction after a 54% increase is indeed normal, but I'm still more concerned about whether the 0.1080 support level can hold. --- The signal of large funds entering the market looks good, but I've seen many such setups at high levels, and in the end, most of them still collapse. --- Flag pattern? No matter how I look at it, it seems more like a pre-shipment rally by the main force. Be careful not to get caught. --- The simultaneous increase in open interest sounds quite stable, but don't forget the last wave of STO, which also absorbed the pullback this way. --- The 0.1350 line feels set too optimistically. I’d prefer to see it stabilize around 0.1200 first. --- Is it really just about not admitting defeat to make money? I feel a bit like laughing, but I’ll still jump in and give it a try. --- The strong buying support below? It looks more like those trapped are holding on stubbornly. Better to wait and see.

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FloorSweeper

· 21h ago

ngl this flag formation is textbook, but watch those paper hands fold the second we touch 0.1080. big money's definitely accumulating here, not dumping like the weak signals we saw last month. that 0.1500 target? easily happening if sentiment holds.

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