2025-12-28 04:21:59

FLOW, as a major public chain representing the NFT ecosystem, has recently shown an interesting phenomenon: as sector rotation intensifies, funds are beginning to flow back into related ecosystem projects. The circulating supply is relatively limited, which means that small amounts of capital entering can be enough to trigger a short-term rebound.

From a technical perspective, the $1 price level is not just a simple resistance—it is also a psychological threshold for the market. Once this level is stabilized, it usually triggers a trend correction. Starting to position at around $20, and attempting bottom fishing within this price range, is a typical low-risk, high-reward strategy. If the resistance can be broken through, the subsequent rebound space is worth looking forward to.

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PumpAnalyst

· 9h ago

Looking forward to this wave of FLOW, the bottoming signal does have some substance, but don't chase the highs everyone. The whales are laying low at the 1U level; breaking through is a different matter. With a small circulating supply, it's easy to manipulate the price and also easy to get chopped up, so be cautious when entering. I agree with the 20U layout, but remember to set a stop-loss, or you'll suffer heavy losses. In this wave of sector rotation, small funds can indeed push for a short-term rebound, but don't be the bag holder. Technical analysis doesn't lie; if it stabilizes at $1, there's hope; if not, it will continue to fall. Is there still hope for the NFT ecosystem? Honestly, I’m not too confident either. Low risk with high reward sounds great, but in actual operation, risk control is the key. This price level is indeed tradable, but think carefully before betting whether you can afford to lose. As sector rotation intensifies, it means both opportunities and traps are present, keep your eyes open.

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NFTPessimist

· 9h ago

Damn, is FLOW about to turn around again? To be honest, for coins with a small circulating supply like this, once funds flow in, it's easy to push the price up, but don't be fooled by the psychological barrier of $1. Wait, bottom playing? I see you all are betting on a rebound, but what if it breaks below? However, small funds entering to push for a short-term rebound is indeed plausible, and the NFT sector is indeed rotating. This stock, FLOW, feels like another gamble. Honestly, it's just about whether the funds are willing to take over. Is $1 really that sacred? If it gets pushed to $2, I’ll believe it. High odds are high odds, but the risks are real. Don’t get caught up in technical analysis.

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MEVEye

· 9h ago

The small circulating supply is a good thing; retail investors can also make some moves.

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YieldHunter

· 9h ago

nah, technically speaking if you look at the data on flow's liquidity depth, that $1 resistance holds way less weight than people think... small capital pump doesn't equal sustainable returns, degens always fall for this narrative tbh

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PumpingCroissant

· 9h ago

The $1 psychological level has really been stuck for a long time. How many times have I seen attempts to stabilize it only to be knocked down again?

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 9h ago

Wait, with such a small circulating supply? You need to be very careful; it's easy to be manipulated and dumped. The $1 psychological level is indeed crucial, but I still think we should wait for confirmation signals before taking action. Small funds entering to push the price up? This sounds like the prelude to a rug pull. The suggestion to start at 20U isn't bad, but I'm worried that the funds might not flow back at all. Can we still trust the NFT ecosystem now? Honestly, I'm a bit skeptical.

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