Recently, LINK's performance has been quite interesting. The trading volume on the 30-minute candlestick suddenly surged by 70.3%, and the current price remains steady at 12.367 USDT. Such volume spikes usually do not occur without reason.
From a technical perspective, the key support level is around 12.37, which is only 0.58% away from the 1-hour baseline. The entire support zone is between 12.237 and 12.37, and it is now approaching this area.
A sharp increase in trading volume is often a signal before a market move. If you're interested in LINK's future trend, you might consider placing buy orders around 12.37 and closely monitoring the upcoming developments. Volume does not lie, and this current point is worth paying attention to.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-01 05:06
70% volume increase? This time isn't the usual trick to harvest retail investors, right? It seems a bit suspicious.
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SybilSlayer
· 2025-12-31 23:31
70% of the volume increase does indicate something, but could this be another trap to lure more in?
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TestnetFreeloader
· 2025-12-31 16:44
The trading volume is indeed eye-catching; a 70% increase isn't a joke, and it might very well be the main force testing the market.
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GhostInTheChain
· 2025-12-31 16:43
70% of the volume increase indeed shouldn't be ignored casually, but it depends on whether it can hold above 12.37 or if it's just a false breakout.
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AirdropFreedom
· 2025-12-31 16:42
70.3% volume increase, is this really genuine or just a trap to scare out the weak... keep a close eye on the 12.37 level
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A sudden surge in trading volume is often like this, usually followed by a trap, but it's definitely worth paying attention to
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Damn, is LINK starting to move again? When was the last time it had such volume
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If we can't hold the 12.37 level firmly, we might need to look for support lower. Not recommended to chase the high
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I've seen this kind of rhythm before, usually the main players are shaking out the weak, retail investors shouldn't rush to buy the dip
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Having such a clear support level can actually be more dangerous... institutions love to set traps here
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Place an order? Better to wait until it breaks down before entering. Buying now just makes you the bag holder
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MetaverseLandlord
· 2025-12-31 16:31
Trading volume increased by 70% so aggressively, it feels like something is about to move.
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12.37 is indeed a tricky level, let's see if it can break through.
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Damn, LINK is finally gaining some momentum, it was almost dead before.
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I believe that volume doesn't lie, but breaking the level makes it easier to get trapped, so be cautious.
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Waiting with orders, just afraid of a false breakout that might reverse and hit me.
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The support zone is so narrow, either a surge or a break, no middle ground.
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Hmm, with 70% volume release, there should be some action next. I'll observe for now.
Recently, LINK's performance has been quite interesting. The trading volume on the 30-minute candlestick suddenly surged by 70.3%, and the current price remains steady at 12.367 USDT. Such volume spikes usually do not occur without reason.
From a technical perspective, the key support level is around 12.37, which is only 0.58% away from the 1-hour baseline. The entire support zone is between 12.237 and 12.37, and it is now approaching this area.
A sharp increase in trading volume is often a signal before a market move. If you're interested in LINK's future trend, you might consider placing buy orders around 12.37 and closely monitoring the upcoming developments. Volume does not lie, and this current point is worth paying attention to.