2026-01-19 21:25:13

ARPA has recently seen hot trading activity, with both volume and price rising together, and many people can't understand the underlying logic. Simply put, this is a typical sign of the main force accumulating positions, not a bearish sell-off.

From a technical perspective, after the price broke through, there was no rapid plunge, indicating that selling pressure has been absorbed. Currently, the market shows a clear bullish dominance pattern, with short-term corrections being shallow, just building momentum. As long as this breakout level holds, there is still room for further gains.

A trading volume exceeding 300 million USD and increasing open interest are solid data points, indicating genuine buy orders entering the market. The structure of the LTF (lower time frame) trend is also healthy, with each pullback accumulating energy for the next upward wave.

Regarding trading strategy, the main focus is on long positions. Entry zone is between 0.0178 and 0.0182, with a strict stop-loss at 0.0165. The first target is 0.0205, and the second target is 0.0228. If this key resistance level is broken, the potential for further upside is even greater.

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screenshot_gains

· 29m ago

The main force is truly accumulating, no loss in this wave.

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RealYieldWizard

· 6h ago

300 million USD in volume is no joke; this wave definitely has something going on --- The main force is accumulating, and every time they say it's going to crash, they end up regretting it --- Just hold onto 0.0165, everything else is just clouds --- The bullish pattern is so clear, those following the trend are probably about to make another wave of profit --- The technicals are so healthy, it's strange if you don't believe it --- I believe in the 0.0228 target; now it's just a matter of whether it can break the key resistance --- With such high volume, those shorting should cut their losses

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SchrodingerWallet

· 17h ago

$300 million trading volume is indeed not a small number, but could this be another trap to lure in more buyers? --- I've heard the main players accumulating for too many times. Is this really genuine this time... --- Holding onto 0.0165 is the key, otherwise everything is just empty talk. --- The price and volume rising together look good, but I'm afraid it might suddenly crash down. Who can guarantee? --- The first target of 0.0205 feels too conservative; it should aim higher. --- Is the bulls in control? I still feel a bit anxious... --- I agree with strict stop-loss; otherwise, a black swan could wipe us out.

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Frontrunner

· 01-19 21:54

3 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but you need to look carefully at how this number is calculated. --- It's both the main force accumulating and preparing, I'm tired of these routines. --- Entry at 0.0178? I'm hesitant, I'll wait for a pullback. --- The selling pressure has been absorbed, so who will take over now? --- If you're optimistic, why set such tight stop-losses? What's your thinking? --- The bulls are in control, right? That's what was said last time too... --- Is the LTF structure healthy? Small cycles are the easiest to deceive; I've learned to be smarter. --- Target at 0.0228? Let's survive the next correction first before bragging.

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NullWhisperer

· 01-19 21:44

technically speaking, volume spike doesn't automatically mean institutional accumulation—could be retail fomo or liquidation cascade. the shallow pullbacks you're seeing? interesting edge case that needs further review before calling it healthy structure, tbh.

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BrokenDAO

· 01-19 21:26

Is a simultaneous rise in price and volume a sign of the main force accumulating? I've heard this phrase too many times, but in the end, everyone just dispersed.

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