The recent market movement of FIL is indeed interesting. I remember when the price was around 1.2, I repeatedly mentioned that on-chain staking activities were frequent, which is often a signal of large investors quietly positioning themselves. Now, looking back at those early signs of accumulation, they mostly confirm that—top addresses are quietly accumulating chips at the bottom, and similar patterns always indicate that big moves are coming.
From a technical perspective, breaking through the key resistance level of 2 is becoming increasingly imminent. Not only is there support on the price level, but on-chain data is also backing this upward trend. The growth in staking volume and the stability of large holders' positions—these details don't lie.
So instead of waiting idly, it's better to go with the flow. This wave continues to look bullish.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 7h ago
I've seen it for a long time; the big players' actions at 1.2 were indeed flashy.
Wait, how much longer until we break through 2... I'm a bit anxious.
I admit, the statement that staking data doesn't lie is convincing.
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Tokenomics911
· 7h ago
Bro, I've seen through this trick a long time ago. That 1.2 wave was indeed hidden deep. But to be honest, on-chain data isn't that hard to verify. Lying about staking volume? That's impossible.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 7h ago
Haha, this routine really works every time. The actions of big players are the best reference.
Your judgment is a bit different; on-chain data is real, but position 2 is really broken, we'll see.
I've already set a low buy-in at 1.2, just waiting for this rebound.
I've also noticed the sharp increase in staking volume, indicating that someone is indeed accumulating.
Rather than guessing, it's better to wait until the signals are clearer before adding to the position.
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NFTRegretter
· 7h ago
It's been obvious for a while; the staking data was the time to get in. Chasing the high now is a bit awkward.
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BearMarketLightning
· 7h ago
I've already followed your lead to get in early, and the 1.2 wave definitely wasn't a missed opportunity. Looking at the on-chain data at this position, there's really something there.
Breaking through 2 will be the end of it, just waiting for that moment.
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BTCWaveRider
· 7h ago
I've said it before, on-chain data doesn't lie. This wave of FIL definitely has potential.
Why are some people still hesitating? The right time to buy is obvious.
With such stable bottom support, breaking through 2 is just a matter of time. Keep going up.
The staking volume is speaking for itself. What else are you waiting for?
Major investors are quietly laying the groundwork, while retail investors are still hesitating. Truly amazing.
Those who follow the rhythm this time should be feeling pretty good.
The recent market movement of FIL is indeed interesting. I remember when the price was around 1.2, I repeatedly mentioned that on-chain staking activities were frequent, which is often a signal of large investors quietly positioning themselves. Now, looking back at those early signs of accumulation, they mostly confirm that—top addresses are quietly accumulating chips at the bottom, and similar patterns always indicate that big moves are coming.
From a technical perspective, breaking through the key resistance level of 2 is becoming increasingly imminent. Not only is there support on the price level, but on-chain data is also backing this upward trend. The growth in staking volume and the stability of large holders' positions—these details don't lie.
So instead of waiting idly, it's better to go with the flow. This wave continues to look bullish.