STO recently formed a textbook 4-hour chart pattern—breakout, retest, confirmation.
A pullback after the surge is normal. But the key point is that the price has remained above the short-term moving averages, indicating this is a normal profit-taking rather than genuine selling pressure. Trading volume is also shrinking, and RSI has moved from overbought levels back to the neutral zone, all pointing to one signal: just digestion.
On the technical side, there are two key zones to watch. The support zone is between 0.10 and 0.105, which is both the previous breakout level and the EMA resonance point. Looking upward, resistance is in the range of 0.13 to 0.15, representing the first emotional high point of this rally.
As long as the support at 0.10 holds, the bullish structure remains intact. Only if it breaks down do we need to guard against a deeper retracement. The current question is—can it go straight up, or does it need to shake out again?
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airdrop_huntress
· 48m ago
Textbook-level trends, but I'm worried about a shakeout that could produce a black swan
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If 0.10 can't hold, I'll admit defeat directly, anyway it's not the first time I've been trapped
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Is the area above the moving average bullish? I remember last time it was the same, and then it still fell through
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Waiting for the candlestick to speak for itself again, you all like this phrase, haha
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Going straight up is just a dream, there will definitely be another shakeout, this routine is old
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RSI returning to neutral sounds good, but can 0.13 really break? I remain skeptical
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Decreasing volume = no one is taking the bait, wake up
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Support is at 0.10, I’ll keep an eye on this line, break it and I’ll run
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Digesting? You all like this word, just wait and see
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$STO this wave has some potential, but don’t overestimate it
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GhostInTheChain
· 01-18 10:58
Holding firmly above the moving average line, this is the key—either a dump or a shakeout.
If 0.10 doesn't break, I remain bullish; if it breaks, we'll see.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 01-18 10:53
This wave is indeed textbook, let's see if we can hold onto 0.1.
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StealthDeployer
· 01-18 10:45
0.10 if you can't hold it, you'll break your defense. Don't cry then.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 01-18 10:36
This textbook-level shakeout is just waiting to see if 0.10 can hold.
If it holds, then directly push to 0.13. If it doesn't hold... hmm, then let's go for another round.
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RuntimeError
· 01-18 10:30
The rhythm of this STO is really comfortable; as long as we hold onto 0.10, there's still hope.
STO recently formed a textbook 4-hour chart pattern—breakout, retest, confirmation.
A pullback after the surge is normal. But the key point is that the price has remained above the short-term moving averages, indicating this is a normal profit-taking rather than genuine selling pressure. Trading volume is also shrinking, and RSI has moved from overbought levels back to the neutral zone, all pointing to one signal: just digestion.
On the technical side, there are two key zones to watch. The support zone is between 0.10 and 0.105, which is both the previous breakout level and the EMA resonance point. Looking upward, resistance is in the range of 0.13 to 0.15, representing the first emotional high point of this rally.
As long as the support at 0.10 holds, the bullish structure remains intact. Only if it breaks down do we need to guard against a deeper retracement. The current question is—can it go straight up, or does it need to shake out again?
Let the candlesticks speak for themselves. $BTC $ETH $XRP