FRAX this wave of market activity is quite interesting. It surged nearly 40% in 24 hours. Just from the candlestick chart, this isn't an ordinary rebound—it's the main force accumulating.



Trading volume has clearly increased, and importantly, the open interest is also rising. In other words, it's not short sellers being forced to close positions due to panic selling, but rather new long positions being established. The simultaneous upward movement of these two indicators indicates that the buying quality is quite good.

The price has already broken through the psychological barrier of 1.0, and there hasn't been a significant pullback afterward. Massive buy orders directly absorbed the selling pressure, and the market is clearly reluctant to sell. The market logic is straightforward: once the trend is confirmed, it usually has strong continuation.

From a technical perspective, you can participate as follows:
- Long position
- Entry range between 1.050 and 1.065
- Stop loss set at 0.995 (this level must hold)
- First target at 1.150
- Second target at 1.250

The key is to hold the 1.0 level. As long as the upside space opens up, the momentum after breaking through often continues. In the short term, the probability of trend continuation remains relatively high.
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MetaMaskVictimvip
· 01-21 12:40
1.0 Once this level is broken, it's a signal. The next move depends on whether the subsequent buying pressure can hold up. --- I've heard too many times about the main force accumulating positions... Is this time for real or not? --- The volume and open interest are rising in sync, this detail definitely indicates something. --- From 1.050 to 1.065 entering, it feels a bit narrow. Is there enough room for a pullback? --- Stop-loss at 0.995 must be strictly enforced, or this market could explode at any minute. --- A 40% rally and you dare say the main force is accumulating? I feel like retail investors are the ones taking the bait. --- Target is 1.250, provided that the 1.0 support doesn't break. The key is still in defense. --- The phenomenon of reluctance to sell is quite obvious; let's see how long it can continue.
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BankruptWorkervip
· 01-20 06:53
Damn, something's definitely off with FRAX this time. Price and volume rising together is the real deal.
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ZKProofstervip
· 01-18 19:03
ngl the volume confirmation here actually matters—not just price action theater. but let's be real, "probability is high" is where these calls usually age poorly lmao
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NoStopLossNutvip
· 01-18 15:01
Wow, is FRAX this powerful? A 40% increase, just like that. It really is the main force in action.
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DoomCanistervip
· 01-18 15:00
1.0 Once this barrier is broken, we have to go with it. The main force is pushing so aggressively, it indicates there’s still hope for the follow-up. --- The volume and holdings are also increasing, this is what true bullishness looks like, unlike some rebounds that get broken with a poke. --- Hold above 0.995, the space above is opening up. I believe that FRAX can surge to 1.25. --- Tsk, it’s time to gamble on the main force’s intention again. Whether to enter at 1.050 or 1.065 makes a big difference. --- No hype, no blackening. From the market logic, this wave does have some substance, but I’m worried it’s just a trap to lure more buyers. --- First watch 1.150, then decide whether to chase the second target. --- I like hearing that the buying volume is good, but the market is full of scam contracts. --- Just worried about a sudden spike at night; that 0.995 stop-loss level really can’t be moved.
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AirdropAutomatonvip
· 01-18 14:59
1. Breaking below 1.0 without a rebound? Now that's really solid, not just a superficial bounce. 2. Volume and open interest moving in sync indicates that someone is really taking over, I like that. 3. Don't listen to those hyping 1.25, I'll wait to see if 1.15 can hold first. 4. Honestly hold onto 0.995, if it breaks this line I'll just run, no sentiment involved. 5. A 40% surge, those without holdings must be getting envious now haha. 6. The buying opportunity between 1.05 and 1.065 is limited, this batch is indeed of good quality. 7. To be honest, breaking the clean psychological level of 1.0 is easy to push higher afterward. 8. I've seen too many sell-off scenes, but few can hold on for so long... 9. Following the open interest is key; no one was there to support during the dump, but this time is different. 10. Continuation of the trend? Let me see if it can hold 1.15 first before I hype it up.
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YieldWhisperervip
· 01-18 14:38
nah hold up, the math doesn't actually check out here... you're telling me volume + open interest both rising = organic demand? have you seen frax's tokenomics lately or...
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fren_with_benefitsvip
· 01-18 14:31
Frax this time is indeed quite aggressive, but if I can't hold 1.0, I'll just run away directly.
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