2026-01-20 01:20:29

#数字资产市场动态 $RESOLV has recently been performing quite aggressively—after a single-day surge of 53.58%, it broke through directly, and the open interest also surged accordingly. This kind of linkage clearly indicates that institutions are accumulating on dips, not a bearish sell-off.

From a technical perspective, the price is continuously accumulating above a key resistance level. Coupled with such high trading volume and open interest, this is a typical strong trend signal. There are no signs of top distribution on the chart; each pullback is shallow and quickly recovered, indicating that selling pressure is actually limited.

The current pattern has completed a healthy correction, and the classic structure of "higher highs + higher lows" is gradually being established.

If bullish, you can consider entering in batches within the 0.1100-0.1150 range, with a stop-loss set at 0.0980 (this line must not be broken). The first target is 0.1350, and the second target aims at 0.1500. The key here is to wait for confirmation of massive volume; a quick rally after a pullback is the strongest bullish signal.

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RetiredMiner

· 17h ago

Oh wow, the rhythm of this institutional layout is really something. After a surge of 53 points, it’s still so stable, which clearly means no one is dumping. I need to wait at this 0.11 level. The first two times I was here, I got hammered, and I don’t want to suffer again. If it can’t break below 0.098, I’ll just run. No need for complicated strategies—simplicity and straightforwardness are the way to go.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 17h ago

Looking at your analysis, you're really bold to say that, institutions are accumulating on dips? Are on-chain data really that optimistic? Make sure to check the distribution of chips clearly, don't be blinded by the surge in volume. I've seen many cases of quick price increases followed by accumulation, only to be smashed afterward.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 17h ago

I don't believe the story that institutions are dumping, buying on dips is the right move --- A volume spike to 53 and a direct breakout, this rhythm doesn't seem right, we should wait for a second confirmation --- The key is whether we can hold the 0.098 level; if it breaks, it's game over --- Higher highs and higher lows? First, let's see if it can retest 0.115 --- The core is whether the open interest rises along with the price; if volume doesn't follow, it's all pointless --- Can it really reach 0.135? Feels like 0.125 is already difficult --- There are too many analysis templates like this; actual trading still depends on confirming a big bullish candle --- How was the stop-loss set at 0.098? That's too much room --- Institutional positioning is just positioning; I still want to see the monthly chart first --- A single-day volume spike is easily reversed by a counter move; don't rush to chase it

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DAOplomacy

· 17h ago

ngl, the "institutional accumulation thesis" is getting real stretched these days... every pump now is apparently whale positioning and not just retail fomo lol. the technicals look clean enough tho, but this "higher highs higher lows" narrative? seen that movie before, doesn't always end well for latecomers tbh.

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