2026-01-18 12:50:14

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 $STO's recent performance is quite interesting — trading volume has surged by 32.86%, and the open interest is also rising. This clearly indicates that big funds are quietly accumulating, definitely not a short squeeze.

Looking at the chart, buy orders are gradually eating through key resistance levels. The nearly $370 million trading volume combined with increasing open interest is a classic healthy breakout. During the rebound, there was no significant profit-taking pressure, and small short-term pullbacks were quickly bought back. The bullish momentum is indeed strong.

If you want to follow this trend, you might consider the following:
🎯 Long position
🎯 Entry point: 0.1030–0.1060
🛑 Hard stop-loss set at: 0.0950 (no bargaining)
🚀 First target: 0.1280
🚀 Second target: 0.1500

The key level is 0.1000. As long as it holds steady, the probability of continuing upward is high. In the short term, as long as buying momentum remains, the bullish trend can be maintained.

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SundayDegen

· 3h ago

The trading volume of 370 million USD is really strong. This is the true pace of building positions.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 3h ago

Breaking through the 0.1000 level is really necessary; otherwise, it's a false breakout, and in the end, retail investors like us will be the ones taking the loss.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 4h ago

The buy order of 370 million USD is so aggressive, you can't ignore it.

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AirDropMissed

· 4h ago

3.7 billion USD in trading volume, this scale is indeed quite large, and it feels like big funds are building positions. --- Haha, another "health breakthrough," hearing this phrase too often is getting a bit tiring. --- I just want to know if it can really stabilize at 0.1000; that's the key. --- With such strong buying momentum, why do I still feel there's some risk? Stop-loss must be set firmly. --- Wait, core inflation hasn't risen, is this related to the STO market trend or just a coincidence? --- Short-term small corrections are being quickly bought up, indicating that someone is indeed supporting the market, but whether it can be maintained later is the question. --- The surge in trading volume is a good sign, but I always feel we need to watch the momentum. --- Entering at 0.1030-0.1060 sounds good, but I still prefer to wait and see.

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SigmaValidator

· 4h ago

Well, a trading volume of 370 million definitely looks solid, just don't get fooled into a trap. The signs of accumulation in the STO are obvious, but it still depends on whether 0.1 can hold, otherwise it's just a false breakout. Speaking of which, the market trend is changing so quickly now, who can be sure? It's better to set a stop loss before entering. This position setup assumes no black swan events, as there are too many variables outside. That target at 0.15 might be a bit optimistic, I think we should first keep an eye on 0.128 and see.

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