2026-01-16 00:12:57

URNM keeps climbing steadily, stacking three consecutive weekly candles with bullish closes. The price is now testing its ascending resistance zone—a critical juncture in the current uptrend.

Looking at the structure here, what stands out is the consistency of these higher closes. That's not random movement—it signals genuine accumulation happening beneath the surface. From a technical standpoint, the psychological weight of maintaining this trajectory week after week suggests buyers are in control.

The ascending resistance zone matters because it's where the real test begins. Break above it, and momentum could accelerate. Fail to clear it, and we might see a consolidation phase instead. Either way, the current price action tells us that the market is actively pricing something in. Whether it holds or pulls back, this sequence of candles is worth watching closely.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 01-17 20:27

Three consecutive bullish days are quite interesting, but whether it can break the resistance level depends on the follow-up performance. Three weeks of consecutive gains, this isn't a coincidence... It feels like big players are quietly accumulating chips. Whether it breaks this key level depends on the subsequent performance. If it retests, it could be troublesome. During the accumulation phase, the key is to watch out for false breakouts. If it can stabilize this round, next week could be very exciting.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-16 00:43

Breaking three consecutive weekly highs, this rhythm is quite something --- Such steady accumulation, just worried about key levels dropping the ball --- The real test is just beginning, let's see if it can break through --- If the weekly chart continues to stack like this, what tricks is the main force playing? --- Either surge aggressively or oscillate, just don't let me get caught holding the bag --- Three consecutive bullish days plus a breakout beyond expectations, is this move promising? --- The psychological level is right there, can it break through to reveal the true strength? --- Accumulation in such a pattern doesn't seem like a coincidence, someone is moving --- At a critical point now, let's see who can control whom --- Such accumulation patterns often precede a scam or a fakeout

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-16 00:43

Three consecutive bullish days, this rhythm is a bit something... Is it real accumulation or a false breakout? Only a breakout through resistance can tell.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-16 00:41

It's the same old trick again... After rising for three weeks in a row, they start talking about "genuine accumulation." I thought the same last time, and as a result, I was directly liquidated at the resistance level. Have you set your risk control points? I'm asking seriously.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-16 00:41

Three consecutive weeks of gains, this rhythm is quite interesting. Let's see if it can break through the resistance level. --- The accumulation is so obvious; the big players are quietly accumulating chips. --- If it breaks the level, it will definitely take off; if not, it will consolidate. Take a gamble? --- Closing high every week is no coincidence; it's clear that large funds are supporting the market. --- The key is whether it can break through the resistance above this week; otherwise, all efforts are in vain. --- Three weeks of consecutive gains, psychologically, buyers are indeed in control, but can it really break through? --- If this wave can break through, it might take off immediately afterward. I'm just waiting for the opportunity. --- The accumulation is so obvious; rather than saying it's rising, it's more like a trap to absorb chips and trap the bulls, haha. --- The trend looks quite stable; I'm just worried about fake breakouts and tricks.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 01-16 00:25

After three consecutive weeks of decline, there's finally some hope. This time, it's really not a false rebound to lure buyers in, right?

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