2026-01-18 11:33:21

RARE this wave of market movement is interesting. After a 20% volume increase, it directly broke through a key resistance level. Coupled with a surge in holding volume, it can basically be judged that the main force is entering the market to accumulate, rather than bears smashing down.

Looking at the market data makes it clear—80M in trading volume plus 135 million in increased holdings, this is not a scale that retail investors can manipulate. The buy side is actively absorbing, and the upward push is healthy, with no signs of frantic distribution near the top.

**Trading outlook:**

For a long position, consider entering between 0.0288 and 0.0295. Place a stop-loss at 0.0275; if this level is broken, accept the loss and exit without negotiation.

The upward targets are divided into two levels: the first at 0.0320. If this resistance is successfully broken, then keep an eye on 0.0350.

Any short-term pullback that remains above the breakout level can be seen as an opportunity to add to long positions. In this pattern, dips are often just main force shakeouts, so there's no need to worry too much.

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MidnightTrader

· 21h ago

Here are some stylized comments for you: --- **Comment 1:** 80M in trading volume paired with 135 million in holdings, this data definitely doesn’t look like something retail investors could pull off. Interesting. **Comment 2:** The sign of institutional entry—let’s see if it can hold above 0.0295. Break below 0.0275 and it’s straight out. **Comment 3:** A 20% volume spike breaking resistance? This pace looks a bit fierce. Will a pullback just trap more people? **Comment 4:** Watching to see if it can break through 0.0320. If it does, there’s still hope ahead. **Comment 5:** A pullback is a good opportunity to add positions. Sounds good in theory, but you have to bet that the main players won’t suddenly turn around. **Comment 6:** A surge in holdings combined with healthy upward momentum doesn’t look like a short squeeze. I agree with that. **Comment 7:** Is that 0.0275 line really non-negotiable? Feels like the market isn’t that absolute. **Comment 8:** The two target levels look good, but I’m worried that reaching 0.0320 might just be another point for distribution.

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ForkMaster

· 01-18 12:01

Main forces accumulating, just listen. Last time I believed this kind of rhetoric, it directly hit the limit down, covering the living expenses for three kids... However, the 0.0288 level is indeed interesting; it all depends on whether the project team is genuinely accumulating or just pretending to fall.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 01-18 12:01

Is the main force accumulating? This data does have some implications. Wait, if 0.0275 breaks, do I really have to cut? That's too harsh, buddy. Can RARE reach 0.035 in this wave? I'm a bit skeptical.

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GasFeeCrying

· 01-18 11:52

An 80M trading volume is definitely not for retail investors; it has a strong flavor of main players accumulating positions.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-18 11:38

ngl the accumulation pattern here is screaming whale psychology... 80M volume + 1.35B position growth doesn't compute as retail noise, that's textbook behavioral indicator of institutional wallet clustering tbh

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