STO has been repeatedly struggling around the $0.10 mark in recent days, with intense battles between bulls and bears. Is this the golden opportunity for bottom-fishing, or a sign of further decline? Looking at a few key price levels will give you a clearer picture.

From a technical perspective, strong resistance is concentrated between $0.125 and $0.150, with the real defense line around $0.100. If it breaks below $0.095, serious attention is needed. The ultimate stop-loss should not be set below $0.091.

If you currently hold positions, and the price does not break below $0.100, consider gradually adding to your position to average down the cost. When it rebounds to around $0.122, take off 30% to lock in profits first, then wait for a pullback to add again. The biggest risk is falling below $0.095; if the daily candle cannot recover, it’s time to exit.

For traders with no positions, place orders between $0.098 and $0.101 to catch the bargain. Alternatively, you can wait patiently—once STO stabilizes above $0.115, consider entering a position, which often indicates a trend reversal.

For those trading contracts, exercise restraint. You can go long near $0.098 with a stop-loss at $0.092. If it rebounds to $0.125 but fails to break through, consider shorting. This coin is quite volatile; 3 to 5x leverage is sufficient—don’t aim for doubling your money overnight.

Whether STO can continue to rise depends largely on whether there are new developments in the RWA sector. As a liquidity foundation in this field, STO often leads a rebound once the overall market stabilizes. The current low-volume consolidation suggests selling pressure is easing, but changes can happen at any time.

How is your current cost basis? Are you trapped above $0.12 or did you buy at the bottom? Share your entry price and position in the comments, and let’s analyze the next possibilities together.