AAVE recent trading volume has shown a significant anomaly, with a 106.5% surge in trading volume over 30 minutes, currently trading at 150.35 USDT. Such a sharp increase in volume usually indicates that a market move may be imminent, requiring close monitoring of subsequent trends.
From a technical perspective, the 1-hour baseline shows a key support level at 149.71 USDT (only 0.25% away), with an additional support zone between 148.53-149.71 as a buffer. The current price is approaching this support, forming a good entry point for long positions.
Traders are advised to place buy orders near 149.71 and closely observe whether the trading volume can continue to stay high. A volume explosion often signals the actions of major players, making participation opportunities relatively clear at this stage. Remember to manage risk properly and set appropriate stop-losses as a prerequisite.
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BasementAlchemist
· 15h ago
The trading volume doubling is all the main players testing the market. I have already placed an order at 149.71, just waiting to see if it can break the top.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 15h ago
Trading volume is so strong, it feels like it's about to take off... But can the 149.71 level really hold?
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Oh my, a surge of 106.5%, is the main force accumulating or about to push the price up? We’ll see if it can be supported later.
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Always talking about going long, going long, can we get something different... Anyway, I’ll wait for a clearer signal before entering.
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Positioning around 149.71? Alright, let’s just gamble a bit, worst case losing the stop-loss money.
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Explosive trading volume = main force signal. I'm tired of hearing this explanation, but this time it’s indeed a bit abnormal.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 15h ago
Doubling of trading volume... the main force really can't sit still anymore. I've had my eye on the 149.71 level for a long time, just waiting for it to drop again.
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ChainBrain
· 15h ago
The trading volume has surged so dramatically, it feels like a rally is coming... 149.71 is really close, I'm a bit tempted.
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RetailTherapist
· 15h ago
Trading volume explodes 106.5%, what's the rhythm... What is the main force holding back?
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Sometimes, a surge in volume is an opportunity; other times, it's just the main force shaking out weak hands. Being cautious is not wrong.
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I just want to know if this wave of volume can hold up; otherwise, people who enter might get trapped.
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Around 149.71 is indeed a good position; it all depends on whether the volume can keep up later, that's the key.
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I've seen quite a few cases of such explosive trading volume... and they all ended badly. It's better to stay on the sidelines.
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If it can't break the 149.71 support, there's still a buffer zone below... sounds good, but in actual operation, it's often not the case.
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Setting a stop-loss is a prerequisite? Ha, I've seen many people "set" it with no use; the key still depends on what the main force is thinking.
AAVE recent trading volume has shown a significant anomaly, with a 106.5% surge in trading volume over 30 minutes, currently trading at 150.35 USDT. Such a sharp increase in volume usually indicates that a market move may be imminent, requiring close monitoring of subsequent trends.
From a technical perspective, the 1-hour baseline shows a key support level at 149.71 USDT (only 0.25% away), with an additional support zone between 148.53-149.71 as a buffer. The current price is approaching this support, forming a good entry point for long positions.
Traders are advised to place buy orders near 149.71 and closely observe whether the trading volume can continue to stay high. A volume explosion often signals the actions of major players, making participation opportunities relatively clear at this stage. Remember to manage risk properly and set appropriate stop-losses as a prerequisite.