2026-01-20 05:21:05

ROSE's recent performance is quite interesting—volume increased by 31%, then it strongly broke upwards. Don't be fooled by surface phenomena; this isn't a bear trap. A close look at the holdings volume reveals that this is a typical case of major players quietly entering the market.

On the technical side, the price continues to be absorbed above the key resistance level, with a volume-driven bullish candlestick on the daily chart, indicating a clear trend reversal. Market sentiment is also shifting—from previous hesitation to current FOMO mentality. New long positions are being established continuously, rather than shorts being closed.

If you want to participate, here are my thoughts:

📍 Entry zone: 0.0188 - 0.0195

🛑 Stop-loss set at 0.0175, this is a rigid stop-loss, it cannot be loosened

🎯 First target: 0.0220

🎯 Second target: 0.0245

As long as the price stays above the breakout zone, any pullback is a normal correction. Instead of fearing a pullback, see it as an opportunity to gather strength and prepare for the next wave of gains. This is the power of volume and price action working together.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 01-22 10:54

According to research, the phenomenon of a 31% volume increase combined with changes in holding structure indeed aligns with the typical characteristics of institutional accumulation. It is worth noting that the author uses trading volume as a criterion to distinguish between "short squeeze" and "main force entry," a method that holds up from a technical perspective. However, I would like to raise a question—does the 0.0175 stop-loss level sufficiently account for recent volatility changes? Based on historical data, this level may carry the risk of being swept and lost.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 01-20 08:53

The narrative that the main players are quietly entering the market, I've heard it too many times. And the result? Still just a drop. Wait, this time the holding volume data really increased. That's interesting. I need to check 0.0188, but I must strictly follow the stop-loss. I don't want to get trapped again. The idea of a pullback to gather strength sounds good, but who can really hold on when the pullback happens? A 31% increase in volume does indicate something, but I'll still observe for now. I'll wait for confirmation before making any moves.

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RumbleValidator

· 01-20 05:49

The 31% increase needs to be adjusted—I really look at whether the holding structure has changed. Just the volume isn't enough; I need to see the quality of new positions. That 0.0188 level is indeed interesting, but I'm more concerned about whether the stability of the breakout level can hold up. That's the key indicator to verify the authenticity of the bullish trend.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 01-20 05:44

Is the main force really here? I feel like every time it's said, then I get cut, haha --- 0.0188 in and it’s already stiff, I don’t dare look at the account anymore --- A 31% volume increase counts as the main force? It looks more like a whale is dumping --- Stop loss at 0.0175 is a bit tight, feels like a fake dip will trigger the stop loss --- FOMO mentality is the most dangerous, no doubt. That’s exactly how I feel right now --- Second target 0.0245? That’s a bit optimistic, let’s see if we can hold 0.0220 first --- I don’t understand volume-price coordination or anything, just follow my gut and do it --- Talking about typical main force entry again, I’ve heard this spiel a hundred times, ugh --- Why always set such distant stop losses? Can’t I just go all-in? Haha --- If this really takes off, I’ll believe you. For now, I’m just watching the show

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-20 05:37

The main force is really accumulating, if you can't see it with such obvious holdings, you need to wake up. --- Try entering at 0.0188, anyway the stop loss is right there, it doesn't matter if you gamble a bit. --- I'm really not afraid of this pullback, I actually feel comfortable, just right for a low buy. --- The volume and price are indeed aligned, but I'm worried people aren't rational enough; they get scared and run at the first dip. --- Place an order at 0.0220 first, if you can make a profit, take it; if not, no regrets. --- Honestly, the FOMO sentiment has come a bit early this time, but it doesn't prevent following the trend, haha. --- The key is whether the 0.0195 barrier can hold; if it does, there's hope. --- But speaking of which, how did those who entered long at this position last time fare? --- My strategy is to wait for a pullback before acting, no rush. --- If we follow this logic, going to 0.0245 is no problem, I feel there's still room.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-20 05:35

Are the major players really entering the market? I just can't see it. Anyway, I don't dare to chase after this kind of high-volume move; I haven't prepared myself psychologically yet.

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