2026-01-21 05:25:24

$AIA has surged continuously by 50% and is now consolidating strongly in the top region. The order book details are very interesting—buy orders are coming in very aggressively, which is not typical of retail investors; it’s clearly institutional players accumulating.

From the volume-price relationship, the massive increase in price accompanied by a significant rise in open interest is a classic bullish indicator. The price broke out without a significant pullback, indicating that selling pressure is actually light, and market participants are holding onto their positions. This high-level consolidation is healthy from a technical perspective—main players are rotating their positions, building momentum for the next rally.

📊 Trading parameters:
Entry zone: 0.285-0.295
Stop-loss: 0.265 (must be strictly adhered to)
First target: 0.350
Second target: 0.400

The key is whether the price can hold the 0.285 support line. As long as it holds, the upward trend will continue. Patience is the key during this consolidation phase.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 8h ago

The mainstream accumulation narrative is getting tired. Can it really hold at 0.285? --- Still daring to chase after a 50% increase, you guys are really brave. --- Stop loss at 0.265. As long as this defense line can hold, it's fine; otherwise, you'll have to cut losses again. --- High-level consolidation sounds nice, but I just want to know if it will crash. --- Hoarding? I think no one dares to sell, haha. --- Targeting 0.4 so high, is it just another pie in the sky? --- The detail of aggressively accepting orders at the order book is indeed interesting, but the main force is always saying they are accumulating. --- If 0.285 can't hold, it's a trap. Only when it's blocked can it be considered a win. --- I'm just waiting to see if it can break through 0.35; that's the real test.

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CountdownToBroke

· 8h ago

Another story of the main force accumulating, I've heard it many times before. If I can't hold 0.285, I'll cut my losses and run; I don't want to play this heartbeat game anymore. The target price is so high, but it all feels like pie in the sky. Let's wait and see, anyway I don't have much idle money. Promised to be reluctant to sell, but why does it look like the order book is still being hammered down?

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bridgeOops

· 9h ago

The idea of main force accumulation has been heard too many times, but in the end, isn't it still smashed? Let's wait and see if 0.285 can hold. A 50% increase has already been so fierce, it feels a bit like catching a falling knife to enter now. However, the buying momentum is really strong, but it’s just a matter of whether they are genuine buyers or just wash trading. I don't believe in target prices; in the crypto world, people love to cut leeks at high levels. Stop loss at 0.265? It seems that the execution rate of stop losses among these people isn't very high. Let's wait and see during the consolidation phase; there's no need to rush into buying.

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Blockchainiac

· 9h ago

I've heard the main force using this accumulation tactic many times, but what was the result? Still crashing down. Can 0.285 really hold? I think it's uncertain. It's either about accumulating ammunition or health management. Sounds nice, but it's really just gambling on luck. They start telling stories after a 50% rise. This routine is so old and cliché. Stop-loss at 0.265, easy to say. But what happens when it really drops there? Instead of waiting for the main force, I prefer to wait for a clear direction. Right now, I can't see through it. According to this logic, every coin can be spun into a story.

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digital_archaeologist

· 9h ago

The idea of main force accumulation has been heard many times. Whether it can truly continue the upward trend this time depends on whether it can hold above 0.285.

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