The performance of USELESS these days is quite interesting. In a short period of time, it pumped from a $60 million market cap directly to over $70 million. A 3.04% increase may not seem like much, but the surge in trading volume by over 1000% is the real highlight.
From a technical perspective, a standard descending wedge breakout has formed on the chart, a typical bullish pattern. Many are watching the 0.093 level, considering it a good target. The support level is at 0.068; if you want to go long, setting the stop loss at this level is more reasonable.
The community is quite active. Honestly, 90% positive sentiment does indicate some points. KOLs are starting to buy in, and some are discussing the potential of a market cap worth billions. Whales are quietly accumulating. The blue-chip attributes are repeatedly mentioned, and this sentiment still resonates with many in the community.
Currently, the more prevalent view on the contract is bullish. If you want to participate, remember to set your stop loss at 0.068 and aim for a target above 0.093. Of course, all operations should be based on your own risk tolerance.
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PumpStrategist
· 7h ago
Trading volume is the core, a 3% increase can't hide what's really happening behind the scenes.
Wedge breakout + KOL accumulation, a typical emotion-driven move. Be careful, no one might be on the other side.
Can 0.068 hold? That's the real question.
Is the whale accumulation genuine or just a story? It depends on what the order book says later.
90% positive? I'm actually more cautious now. The concentration of chips is too high, which feels a bit uncomfortable.
Targeting 0.093 feels a bit random. Why not 0.1?
The high level of hype is actually a signal—be cautious of concept hype reaching its peak.
The technicals look good, but human greed is the hardest obstacle to overcome.
Trading volume has surged a thousandfold. Is someone building a wall behind this?
Most contracts are bullish. Think in reverse—is there enough liquidity?
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SilentObserver
· 7h ago
The real highlight is the explosive trading volume; the percentage increase is hardly worth mentioning.
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Web3Educator
· 7h ago
ngl the volume spike is the real tea here, not that 3% pump everyone's hyping about honestly
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 7h ago
Trading volume surges by 1000%, this is the real signal
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Are all the KOLs buying? I'm even more hesitant haha
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Stop loss at 0.068, still need to hold this position, otherwise it will be really uncomfortable
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The term "blue-chip attribute" has been heard quite a lot, be careful of getting cut
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90% positive sentiment... what does this usually mean?
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The wedge breakout looks comfortable, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout
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I can't tell if whales are accumulating, but my money has definitely decreased
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Target 0.093 is good, just not sure if it can reach that point
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0xOverleveraged
· 7h ago
A 1000% surge in trading volume is the real core; the percentage increases are all fake.
The performance of USELESS these days is quite interesting. In a short period of time, it pumped from a $60 million market cap directly to over $70 million. A 3.04% increase may not seem like much, but the surge in trading volume by over 1000% is the real highlight.
From a technical perspective, a standard descending wedge breakout has formed on the chart, a typical bullish pattern. Many are watching the 0.093 level, considering it a good target. The support level is at 0.068; if you want to go long, setting the stop loss at this level is more reasonable.
The community is quite active. Honestly, 90% positive sentiment does indicate some points. KOLs are starting to buy in, and some are discussing the potential of a market cap worth billions. Whales are quietly accumulating. The blue-chip attributes are repeatedly mentioned, and this sentiment still resonates with many in the community.
Currently, the more prevalent view on the contract is bullish. If you want to participate, remember to set your stop loss at 0.068 and aim for a target above 0.093. Of course, all operations should be based on your own risk tolerance.