The performance of ID coin in the past two days has been quite eye-catching. It surged from the lowest point of $0.06915 all the way up to $0.09260, with a daily increase of 27.92%. The 24-hour trading volume is also at maximum leverage—over 2.43 billion USDT in trading volume and a holding of 2.77 billion. Such explosive volume often indicates that large funds are quietly accumulating at the bottom.
From the chart, the recent lows have evolved into a clear support level. In the short term, the price has increased by 33.92% over the past 7 days, and there has been a 17.23% return over the past month. However, in the medium to long term, there is still pressure—an 18.15% decline over 90 days and nearly 50% drop over half a year, indicating that the overall recovery phase is still ongoing.
From a technical perspective, it is not recommended to chase the price now. A more prudent approach is to wait for the coin price to fall back to the $0.08500-$0.08800 range and then test with a small position. The first target is aligned with $0.09000; if strength continues, look at $0.09200 and $0.09500. The support line is set at $0.08300; once broken, the short-term upward momentum is likely to weaken.
For bulls, patience and waiting for a dip to buy is the smarter choice; for bears, avoid participating now. Engaging in counter-trend operations in this market rhythm will likely not yield good results. Remember to control your position size and be cautious of short-term volatility risks.
View Original
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
10 Likes
Reward
10
7
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
BlockchainNewbie
· 1h ago
A 27% increase looks very attractive, but I still need to stay calm and composed.
Wait for the pullback to 0.085 before buying in. Chasing now is just feeding the main players.
View OriginalReply0
MindsetExpander
· 22h ago
Thinking of chasing at 27 points? Give me a break. Wait until it drops back to 08500, the current pace is too fierce.
The heavy presence of big funds building positions is very obvious, but small investors should not follow blindly. Managing your position size is the key.
A 50% drop in half a year, now a rally and you think the reversal has happened? Just thinking about it makes me laugh. It still needs to recover.
If it breaks below 0.083, be careful. Don't get caught at the top, sisters.
Not chasing the high is the right move. Those who can hold back are all winners.
View OriginalReply0
GasGuru
· 23h ago
Wow, on the 27th, the limit-up wave, the move to build a position at the bottom was indeed quite aggressive.
Let's not chase anymore; wait until it drops back to 08500 before buying in.
Why does it feel like this rebound is falling apart?
I should have just bottomed out half a year ago.
View OriginalReply0
CexIsBad
· 23h ago
Large funds building positions? I think it's just the little guys getting stuck, haha.
View OriginalReply0
SybilSlayer
· 23h ago
Wow, this increase is huge. Big players are really eating up the chips.
Wait for the pullback to buy in; chasing highs now is just paying an IQ tax.
Down 50% in half a year, the recovery path is still long, don't be too optimistic.
$0.085 is indeed a good entry point, I'm also waiting.
Shorts playing this rhythm are just asking for death, don't ask me how I know.
View OriginalReply0
BlockchainBouncer
· 23h ago
27 points so fierce, and it's another tactic of funds bottom-fishing. It seems someone is playing a big game in this wave.
View OriginalReply0
SadMoneyMeow
· 23h ago
Wait a minute, a 50% drop over half a year and still in the recovery stage? I don't quite understand this logic...
---
A 27.92% increase looks great, but the past half year has already been a loss, so chasing the high now makes you the bag holder.
---
Is it big funds building positions? Or retail investors passing the baton? Let's wait and see how this correction unfolds.
---
I'm more interested in the @0.085@ price level. Right now isn't the time to buy in.
---
Basically, it's a rebound. Don't be fooled by the daily percentage gains.
---
Once the support line @0.08300@ is broken, the game is over. Better to stay in cash and wait for opportunities.
---
I really dislike the advice to "patiently wait," but this time, seriously, don't chase.
The performance of ID coin in the past two days has been quite eye-catching. It surged from the lowest point of $0.06915 all the way up to $0.09260, with a daily increase of 27.92%. The 24-hour trading volume is also at maximum leverage—over 2.43 billion USDT in trading volume and a holding of 2.77 billion. Such explosive volume often indicates that large funds are quietly accumulating at the bottom.
From the chart, the recent lows have evolved into a clear support level. In the short term, the price has increased by 33.92% over the past 7 days, and there has been a 17.23% return over the past month. However, in the medium to long term, there is still pressure—an 18.15% decline over 90 days and nearly 50% drop over half a year, indicating that the overall recovery phase is still ongoing.
From a technical perspective, it is not recommended to chase the price now. A more prudent approach is to wait for the coin price to fall back to the $0.08500-$0.08800 range and then test with a small position. The first target is aligned with $0.09000; if strength continues, look at $0.09200 and $0.09500. The support line is set at $0.08300; once broken, the short-term upward momentum is likely to weaken.
For bulls, patience and waiting for a dip to buy is the smarter choice; for bears, avoid participating now. Engaging in counter-trend operations in this market rhythm will likely not yield good results. Remember to control your position size and be cautious of short-term volatility risks.