RENDER's price has formed a clear support base in the $1.30–$1.40 range, recently showing a strong bullish recovery trend. Since rebounding from the demand zone, the market has launched an aggressive upward rally—continuously breaking through multiple previous resistance levels, and the overall market structure has shifted back in favor of the buyers. This transition from bottom accumulation to an uptrend indicates that the bullish forces are gradually taking over. In the short term, the key is whether the market can hold the recent rebound lows and whether it can continue to expand its gains. From a structural perspective, the current market sentiment has shifted to a bullish mode.
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0xSoulless
· 10h ago
Hmm... It's the same "bull takeover" routine, saying it every time, then just taking a profit and it's over.
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Can it hold the lows? Ha, when the big players dump, you'll know what illusion really means.
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Bullish pattern? Wake up, this is just the trap set by the whales.
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$1.30 support? Wait, didn't we say the day before yesterday that it was support...
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The structure sounds good and comfortable, but my wallet tells a different story.
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I bet five bucks this rebound will bring us back to the bottom next week.
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Sounds great, want to experience this "market atmosphere" in my wallet?
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RetiredMiner
· 01-13 13:30
Talking about military strategy on paper is one thing, but the key is whether we can stand firm at 1.3. Otherwise, it will be another cycle of ups and downs.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 01-11 22:16
Hmm, a rebound at the bottom is like this. It still depends on whether it can break the previous high to count.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-11 22:11
Well... the support level has held, but I still don't dare to buy in. I need to wait and see more.
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Bullish takeover? That's what you said last time too, haha.
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I've been watching the consolidation range between 1.3 and 1.4 for a long time, just waiting for a clear breakout signal.
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If the rebound's low point can't hold, we'll have to go back and shake out the weak hands. I've seen this routine too many times.
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The structure looks bullish, but if the volume can't keep up, it's still pointless.
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Before betting on a bullish move, you should first ask yourself if there's still any ammo in your wallet.
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Continuous breakout? To me, it still looks like it's confirming repeatedly...
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It would be great if this wave could really expand the gains, otherwise, it might just be a short-term rebound.
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BlockDetective
· 01-11 22:00
The rally is starting, but whether it can break $1.50 is the real test.
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It's the same old pattern of accumulating at the bottom and then skyrocketing. Is this time reliable?
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If it can't hold the lows, it's just a fake rebound. Let's wait and see.
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A good-looking structure is just that—good-looking. I'm worried it might be a fleeting moment...
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Bullish takeover? Hold on, is the volume keeping up? That's crucial.
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Is the support between 1.3 and 1.4 stable? That's the key point.
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It looks pretty promising, but I'll wait until it breaks the previous high before jumping in.
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RugResistant
· 01-11 21:53
ngl the $1.30-$1.40 support looks legit but i've seen this pattern fail before... need to verify if volume actually backs this move or if it's just another fakeout 👀
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LayerHopper
· 01-11 21:50
Hmm... holding onto 1.3 feels good. If it breaks, I should cut my losses.
RENDER's price has formed a clear support base in the $1.30–$1.40 range, recently showing a strong bullish recovery trend. Since rebounding from the demand zone, the market has launched an aggressive upward rally—continuously breaking through multiple previous resistance levels, and the overall market structure has shifted back in favor of the buyers. This transition from bottom accumulation to an uptrend indicates that the bullish forces are gradually taking over. In the short term, the key is whether the market can hold the recent rebound lows and whether it can continue to expand its gains. From a structural perspective, the current market sentiment has shifted to a bullish mode.