2026-01-17 15:32:08

WIF is showing some interesting momentum lately. The market's been stuck in a consolidation phase for quite a while now, so a breakout move would definitely shake things up. Whether we're looking at a significant rally really depends on the next few days of price action. The longer it stays compressed like this, the bigger the potential move could be when it finally breaks. What's your take on the technicals right now?

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CexIsBad

· 5h ago

The longer the compression, the more explosive the breakout. I've heard this logic too many times haha

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BearMarketMonk

· 10h ago

The longer the accumulation, the more intense the breakout. I'm just waiting for that moment.

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governance_ghost

· 20h ago

The longer the compression, the more severe the crash. This time, is it really going to break the support?

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SerumSquirter

· 01-17 16:01

Honestly, after holding back for so long, I really need to get some fresh air, but I'm more concerned about whether there is truly enough momentum to keep up.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-17 16:00

According to on-chain data, there is indeed something fishy about WIF's recent compression. I have tracked several large wallet addresses, and their transaction patterns are abnormally suspicious—it's a typical prelude to wash trading. The obvious fund connections point to the same set of addresses, and now it's just a matter of when they will start to pump the market.

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NeverPresent

· 01-17 16:00

It's been compressed for so long; we need to see if the next few days can break through, otherwise it will still continue to fluctuate.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-17 15:58

The longer the compression time, the greater the potential. This logic sounds good, but is there data to support it? Let's look at historical squeeze breakout cases—not all of them can break out.

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