TAO this wave of market movement looks really solid. The 24-hour trading volume has surged by 150%, and this is not a small move — it indicates that big funds are indeed entering the market, and bullish sentiment has been genuinely stimulated.
From the capital perspective, contract open interest is steadily increasing, and the proportion of longs in large accounts' holdings has significantly risen. The distribution of chips is quite concentrated, with no signs of dispersion or loosening. At key positions, active buy orders have been consistently increasing, and the cooperation of large funds is quite stable — this shows that everyone’s bullish conviction is serious, not just bluffing.
Technically, it’s even clearer. The short-term moving average system is in a standard bullish arrangement, stacking support layer by layer; the MACD indicator is still in a golden cross, with the red bars expanding, and volume-price coordination is quite healthy. There are no divergence signals on the entire technical chart, further confirming the reliability of the upward trend.
It has already broken through the previous consolidation zone, and the upward space is gradually opening. In terms of trading strategy, follow the trend and go long; set the stop loss at the key support level of 235, and target the 260 range above. The key is to keep an eye on the continuity of capital flow and the cooperation of volume. As long as the core support isn’t broken, the continuation of the bullish trend is very promising. Short-term minor fluctuations don’t need to be overly concerned; don’t let the noise disturb your mindset.
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GasFeeCrier
· 3h ago
Big funds are really moving, and this time it's not like the previous fake moves.
Wait, can 260 really break? Feels like every time they say they need to open up space, they end up smashing the market in the opposite direction...
But the concentration of chips is so good, it’s actually a bit interesting. Need to keep an eye on it.
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Layer3Dreamer
· 3h ago
theoretically speaking, if we model TAO's momentum as a recursive state verification problem... the 150% volume spike actually mirrors cross-rollup liquidity aggregation patterns. the capital inflow here isn't just bullish sentiment—it's essentially a bridge function B(state_before, state_after) executing successfully across market layers.
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LongTermDreamer
· 3h ago
Damn, TAO is really here this time, with 150% trading volume in 24 hours. In the past three years, I haven't seen such solid data... Large funds entering the market are just entering, can't be fooled.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 3h ago
150% trading volume really isn't fooling around; large funds have indeed entered. This time, it's not the usual way of cutting leeks.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 4h ago
Wow, 150% trading volume, TAO really isn't joking this time.
Big funds entering the market make a difference; the concentration of chips is so stable... I kind of get it now.
The key support level at 235 must be watched carefully, or else the mentality will collapse.
260 is a bit risky; it feels like 260 is too greedy.
By the way, this bullish wave is indeed solid; there's no reason to exit.
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NFTFreezer
· 4h ago
150% of the transaction volume, this really means something
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The big players are quietly adding positions, I knew this wave wasn't a false alarm
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I have to keep a close eye on the 260 target, don't get crushed again at a high level
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With such concentrated chips, the big players really want to push the price up, just worried that retail investors behind won't keep up
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The technical setup is so perfect, how can anyone still be pessimistic about TAO
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If it breaks below 235, I will cut losses immediately, no more gambling, it's too painful
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CryptoSurvivor
· 4h ago
260 I'm not confident about this; I feel that this wave is mainly a last gasp before a market crash.
TAO this wave of market movement looks really solid. The 24-hour trading volume has surged by 150%, and this is not a small move — it indicates that big funds are indeed entering the market, and bullish sentiment has been genuinely stimulated.
From the capital perspective, contract open interest is steadily increasing, and the proportion of longs in large accounts' holdings has significantly risen. The distribution of chips is quite concentrated, with no signs of dispersion or loosening. At key positions, active buy orders have been consistently increasing, and the cooperation of large funds is quite stable — this shows that everyone’s bullish conviction is serious, not just bluffing.
Technically, it’s even clearer. The short-term moving average system is in a standard bullish arrangement, stacking support layer by layer; the MACD indicator is still in a golden cross, with the red bars expanding, and volume-price coordination is quite healthy. There are no divergence signals on the entire technical chart, further confirming the reliability of the upward trend.
It has already broken through the previous consolidation zone, and the upward space is gradually opening. In terms of trading strategy, follow the trend and go long; set the stop loss at the key support level of 235, and target the 260 range above. The key is to keep an eye on the continuity of capital flow and the cooperation of volume. As long as the core support isn’t broken, the continuation of the bullish trend is very promising. Short-term minor fluctuations don’t need to be overly concerned; don’t let the noise disturb your mindset.