FRAX this wave of market movement is quite interesting. After a single-day surge of 34%, it is currently consolidating at high levels — this is not a sign of topping out, but rather a typical healthy reset. Why do I say that? Looking at the position data makes it clear: the surge is accompanied by a simultaneous increase in open interest, indicating that the main players are continuously building positions, not short sellers dumping.



From a technical perspective, the price repeatedly oscillates at the top of a massive bullish candle, but no significant selling pressure has emerged. Buying interest continues to absorb at the 1.05 level, which is a very typical strong continuation pattern. The violent breakout above the key psychological level of 1.0 has been confirmed, and the current pullback is fully controllable — as long as it does not fall below the midpoint of that breakout bullish candle, upward momentum will be re-energized.

Based on this logic, the short-term strategic approach is as follows:

Long position | Entry zone 1.045-1.060, gradually entering at points with dense buy orders | Rigid stop-loss set at 0.995, which is the bottom line | First target 1.150, second target 1.250

The core is still to observe whether the 1.0 threshold can continue to hold and whether trading volume remains active. If both conditions are met, this upward move will have sustainability.
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ProofOfNothingvip
· 4h ago
The main force is building positions without crashing the market; I believe in this logic. Let's see if 1.0 breaks first.
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DaoTherapyvip
· 4h ago
If 1.0 can stabilize, there is indeed hope; it mainly depends on whether the trading volume follows.
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BasementAlchemistvip
· 4h ago
The main force is still accumulating, don't panic and sell off.
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 4h ago
34% in one day, I just don't believe it's healthy resetting. Who came up with this term, haha. Main force building positions? I doubt it. I've seen many cases of quick surges followed by consolidation. Whether 1.0 can hold is the key; otherwise, everything is just talk on paper. Trading volume has been declining this month, still dare to talk about sustainability? FRAX is quite risky; better to observe more before making a move. Set stop-loss at 0.995. This guy is serious; lessons must be learned. Feels like this round isn't as simple as imagined; the possibility of a rebound trap is also high. The 1.15 target feels a bit aggressive, but what if it really hits? That would be awkward. Is the holding volume rising in sync? I see the market software data actually decreasing. Which data is more accurate? The biggest risk with this kind of analysis is getting called out. FRAX said the same thing twice before, and look at the result. Forget it, better to wait and see before jumping in. Wait for a confirmed signal before taking action.
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