2025-12-27 16:21:04

FIL recently performed remarkably in trading, with a 30-minute trading volume directly surging by 134.9%. Such abnormal trading volume usually indicates that the market is about to start moving.

From a technical perspective, the current price is around 1.25 USDT. The most critical support level is around 1.229, only 1.13% away from the current price. Below, there is also a support zone between 1.22 and 1.229 that can serve as a defensive line. When the price is so close to support, it is often a good opportunity for a rebound.

From a trading standpoint, you might consider placing a buy order near 1.229, targeting the resistance at 1.255. With such a volume increase, the subsequent trend warrants continuous monitoring—especially whether it can effectively break through the current resistance zone, which will determine the subsequent upside potential.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 3h ago

You're trying to cut my leeks again, with a 134.9% trading volume. I bet five bucks that the next second will be a dump.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 10h ago

134.9%? That's an eye-catching number; gotta see if some big player is moving A surge in trading volume is often just bluffing; only a break above 1.255 counts This dense support level—are they trying to trap retail investors?

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AirdropCollector

· 10h ago

Trading volume surging so fiercely, it feels like it's getting serious Wait, this support level is only 1.13% space? Seems a bit risky I need to keep a close eye on 1.229, afraid of missing out Honestly, a 135% increase in trading volume, is this data alone enough to go all in? Breaking through 1.255 means takeoff, if it can't break, then retreat This time really isn't a false alarm, how many people have been cut here I just want to know who is silently accumulating at the bottom With such a large trading volume, it will either take off or be nearing the end Feels like 1.229 is a pressure-filled node If this rebound really gets going, will the target move upward?

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TrustMeBro

· 10h ago

Trading volume surges by 134.9%. Whether this wave can truly rise depends on breaking through 1.255. Once again placing orders and waiting for a rebound. Feels like the FIL pattern is a bit familiar. Support is right under your nose; around 1.229 is indeed an opportunity. With such a large trading volume this time, will you regret not buying the dip?

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CountdownToBroke

· 10h ago

Trading volume surged by 134, that's really scary, but can it really break through 1.255? Feels like it's all talk and no action again. Will it be the same as last time, rushing to resistance and then turning back? The support level at 1.229 feels too close; better to be cautious. Sudden volume spikes always seem a bit off to me. Here we go again, daily "trigger signals," I don't believe you. Just place your orders and wait; anyway, not much to lose. Increasing trading volume is a good thing, but it doesn't necessarily mean it will go up... Is this time different? Don't fool me. Is 1.255 really that easy to break? That's a joke. Let's see, feels like it's going to shrink.

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ChainSpy

· 11h ago

Trading volume surges by 134.9%, this market is indeed quite interesting. Support at 1.229 is so tight, the rebound space is a bit limited. Wait, let's see if it breaks 1.255 first, otherwise it might get hammered down again. With such a strong trading volume, it feels like a major event is coming. Repeatedly testing around 1.25, this market is a bit exhausting. If it can't break 1.255, let's wait and see; the risk is still quite high. The trading volume is so exaggerated, not sure if it's a genuine breakout or just a fakeout.

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