$FIL Keep grinding the lows within the day 💪, Lao Lin is going to chat with the brothers about FIL again. These days the price action basically matches expectations: sideways consolidation at low levels, with no major breakdowns. This suggests that the earlier panic selling has mostly already been flushed out; what’s left is more about rotating turnover and accumulation at low levels. In the storage sector, the past two days have seen relatively large fluctuations in products like Hynix and SanDisk—so with a low-level potential coin like this, aren’t you going to take the chance? At this current position, FIL’s biggest feature is that it’s “painful to trade”: there hasn’t been a single strong bullish long candle to pull it straight up, but it’s also hard to get a really comfortable big sell-off. Repeated choppy movements in the bottom area are basically testing holders’ patience. For the short term, support around 0.75 is still effective. As long as there isn’t a volume-backed break below it, Lao Lin believes this still falls within the low-level positioning range. Going forward, if capital from the storage sector flows back, a veteran project like FIL—suppressed for a long time—may actually have more upside room for a rebound. If you’re doing spot, don’t let a day or two of volatility affect you; hold and accumulate at low levels, then wait for market sentiment to recover. Lao Lin will keep watching FIL. Opportunities are for people with patience—follow the rhythm, don’t wait until it starts moving before you chase 🔥📈

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Old.Leek
· 19h ago
Everyone still counting on it is probably those old green hands who got trapped at the high point 😄😄
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whxing777
· 23h ago
1. Total paid capacity is 62.23 TiB, compared with the network’s total compute power of 14 EiB (about 14,336 TiB); paid storage penetration is only 0.43%, and the overall commercialization scale remains very small;
2. A cumulative total of only 1.3491 FIL service fees has been paid, indicating that the current activity is mainly early testing and small-batch pilot orders, with no large enterprise-level storage contracts yet;

Recently active storage service providers:
Top service provider: 0×d2d13ac4cc6d968d..., handling 20 datasets and nearly 600 GB of data, making it the service provider with the most orders currently;
Most service providers have very small data volumes: many service providers only have orders of a few KB or dozens of MB, mainly using test data;
Joining time: most active suppliers are concentrated in June–July 2026, suggesting that PDP paid storage only began small-scale deployment in the past 1–2 months.
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