COAI's recent pullback might actually be a good entry point. As of midnight on November 10th, the price is around $1.08, with a slight 1% correction over 24 hours. But looking closely at the fundamentals, this AI + Web3 project has a solid foundation.

First, from a funding perspective, IDG and Finality Capital led a $17 million investment, both known for their sharp insights in the industry. More importantly, the 24-hour trading volume reached $480 million, indicating that major funds haven't pulled out—in fact, they might be accumulating during this dip. Large capital movements are often more telling than retail investor sentiment.
On the technical side, the $0.8 support level is holding strong. After a 322% surge over 7 days, a correction is normal—no coin only goes up without setbacks. Currently, the MACD green bars are narrowing, which technical analysis suggests means selling pressure is weakening.
Most exciting is the project itself. The AI agent network + distributed GPU sector is a hot spot, with a strong team backing—academic teams from Tsinghua and Stanford. The FDV has already surpassed $4 billion, and institutional target prices are around $5. Of course, these are expectations; whether they materialize depends on the market.
In the short term, if the overall market stays stable, it's not surprising for COAI to rise to $1.3–$1.5. The AI concept remains hot, and taking advantage of the dip to build positions might be a smart move. Use spare funds to try your luck—don’t go all-in—that’s the smart approach.
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