After a 54% surge in a single day, $STO is now entering a tight flag consolidation phase at a high level. This pullback is actually a normal reaction to a volume breakout—healthy resetting rather than a top signal.
From the market perspective, there was no panic selling during the process; instead, trading volume remained high throughout. More importantly, the open interest is also increasing alongside the price, indicating that main funds are continuously entering the market, not short sellers stepping on the brakes. Small-scale pullbacks are quickly absorbed, and buying support remains quite solid.
As long as the price does not break below the lower boundary of this entry zone, there is a high probability that upward momentum will continue.
🎯 Trading Strategy: Entry Zone: 0.1150 - 0.1190 Stop Loss: 0.1080 (This is rigid and must be maintained) First Target: 0.1350 Second Target: 0.1500
The logic for going long is very clear—volume and price are in sync, capital flow is positive, and there are no technical breakdowns. Now, it all depends on whether we can break through this consolidation zone.
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GasWaster
· 1h ago
Flag consolidation? It looks more like a scam to trap retail investors... After a 54% increase, they still dare to talk about a healthy reset. I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times.
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DataOnlooker
· 6h ago
Sounds good, but I'm worried that the big players are just setting traps for retail investors again.
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LiquidationWizard
· 6h ago
Flag pattern consolidation indicates that the main force is accumulating, don't panic. Volume won't deceive, and the support in this wave is genuine. Wait until it reaches 0.1150 to test the waters.
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ConfusedWhale
· 6h ago
I'm tired of hearing the same story about flag pattern consolidation. The last time someone said that, the coin has now dropped to grandma's house.
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GasGuru
· 7h ago
Flag pattern consolidation? It feels like the main force is accumulating chips. I am holding firm at the 0.1080 level, otherwise it would be a huge loss.
After a 54% surge in a single day, $STO is now entering a tight flag consolidation phase at a high level. This pullback is actually a normal reaction to a volume breakout—healthy resetting rather than a top signal.
From the market perspective, there was no panic selling during the process; instead, trading volume remained high throughout. More importantly, the open interest is also increasing alongside the price, indicating that main funds are continuously entering the market, not short sellers stepping on the brakes. Small-scale pullbacks are quickly absorbed, and buying support remains quite solid.
As long as the price does not break below the lower boundary of this entry zone, there is a high probability that upward momentum will continue.
🎯 Trading Strategy:
Entry Zone: 0.1150 - 0.1190
Stop Loss: 0.1080 (This is rigid and must be maintained)
First Target: 0.1350
Second Target: 0.1500
The logic for going long is very clear—volume and price are in sync, capital flow is positive, and there are no technical breakdowns. Now, it all depends on whether we can break through this consolidation zone.