ONE's recent movement is quite interesting. Starting from a bottom at $0.00380, this coin has been like it’s equipped with a rocket booster, surging rapidly upward. It broke through the $0.00408 level directly, then slightly retreated to around $0.00402, with a daily increase of 3.88% during the entire process.
The data also looks very good—24-hour trading volume exceeds 1.67 million USDT, with a trading volume of 430 million. From the upward movement, the volume release has been very fierce, clearly indicating that big players have accumulated positions at the bottom and then launched a full-scale push. That low point at $0.00380? It’s the launchpad for this wave of market movement.
Regarding trading strategies, my advice is as follows:
Don’t rush to chase the high. It’s better to look for opportunities to enter small positions within the $0.00390-$0.00398 range, using the recent support levels for a more stable layout. For taking profits, consider two levels—first at $0.00400, second at $0.00408. If it truly breaks through the previous high, you might consider aiming for $0.00410. Set your stop-loss at $0.00385; once it drops below this price, the short-term upward momentum is likely to be broken.
From a macro perspective, ONE’s rocket-like surge is a strong counterattack by the bulls. A 4.96% increase over 30 days is enough to prove that the medium-term bullish momentum is still very strong. Although there is some pressure for a correction in the short term (7 days -6.07%, 90 days -46.18%), the current trend is very clear—it’s moving upward. As long as it stays above $0.00385 and doesn’t break below, you can confidently remain bullish.
Want to short? I advise you not to at this stage. Trading against such violent surges is basically a recipe for being crushed by the market. For long positions, the smartest approach is to patiently wait for a pullback and accumulate at lower levels, which will be more stable to capture this wave of gains. Of course, proper position management is essential; always be prepared for the risk of a correction.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 01-15 21:25
Rocket thruster? Ha, I think it's just the market manipulators bleeding out.
Those rushing to buy high are probably all losing, this trick is way too familiar.
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NFTragedy
· 01-15 16:36
The rocket booster analogy is brilliant, ONE is indeed fierce this time
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Bottom accumulation then a direct surge, it's that simple
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Wait, can a trading volume of 1.67 million really push like that? Seems suspicious
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Don't chase the high, really. Every time this is said, the result is still getting trapped
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If 0.00385 can't hold, it's probably over
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Bullish counterattack? I believe more that the market manipulators are just harvesting
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Position management is always the most important, there's nothing wrong with that
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A 6% drop in 7 days and still dare to be bullish? Aren't you afraid of losing face?
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Waiting for a pullback to enter is the right way, don't follow the trend and chase the rise
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DaisyUnicorn
· 01-13 11:50
Oh no, it's that pattern of accumulating at the bottom and then surging violently again... Everyone has seen through it.
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MelonField
· 01-13 11:44
How many times has this bottom accumulation trick been played out, can it really go up?
Wait, this data volume is indeed a bit intense, indicating that someone is definitely manipulating the market.
But I still think chasing the high is risky; I need to wait for a pullback before I dare to buy in.
Can a support level at 0.385 really hold? It feels like the risk is still quite high.
Actually, the worst thing is when there's a sudden surge followed by a sharp dump, leading to heavy losses.
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rugdoc.eth
· 01-13 11:34
The rocket booster analogy is brilliant, I went all in directly.
Wait, can $0.00385 really hold? Feeling a bit hesitant.
I've heard this big player accumulation tactic many times, why does it always cut me?
Don't chase the high this time, really. Last time I chased the high, I lost a month's salary.
Just looking at that trading volume makes me want to laugh. Is such intense volume really a good thing?
Not shorting is also correct; this thing now is just a harvest tool for the leeks.
Waiting patiently for a pullback? Bro, I don't have that patience, just go for it.
ONE's recent movement is quite interesting. Starting from a bottom at $0.00380, this coin has been like it’s equipped with a rocket booster, surging rapidly upward. It broke through the $0.00408 level directly, then slightly retreated to around $0.00402, with a daily increase of 3.88% during the entire process.
The data also looks very good—24-hour trading volume exceeds 1.67 million USDT, with a trading volume of 430 million. From the upward movement, the volume release has been very fierce, clearly indicating that big players have accumulated positions at the bottom and then launched a full-scale push. That low point at $0.00380? It’s the launchpad for this wave of market movement.
Regarding trading strategies, my advice is as follows:
Don’t rush to chase the high. It’s better to look for opportunities to enter small positions within the $0.00390-$0.00398 range, using the recent support levels for a more stable layout. For taking profits, consider two levels—first at $0.00400, second at $0.00408. If it truly breaks through the previous high, you might consider aiming for $0.00410. Set your stop-loss at $0.00385; once it drops below this price, the short-term upward momentum is likely to be broken.
From a macro perspective, ONE’s rocket-like surge is a strong counterattack by the bulls. A 4.96% increase over 30 days is enough to prove that the medium-term bullish momentum is still very strong. Although there is some pressure for a correction in the short term (7 days -6.07%, 90 days -46.18%), the current trend is very clear—it’s moving upward. As long as it stays above $0.00385 and doesn’t break below, you can confidently remain bullish.
Want to short? I advise you not to at this stage. Trading against such violent surges is basically a recipe for being crushed by the market. For long positions, the smartest approach is to patiently wait for a pullback and accumulate at lower levels, which will be more stable to capture this wave of gains. Of course, proper position management is essential; always be prepared for the risk of a correction.