2026-01-10 05:25:50

VIRTUAL has been quite interesting lately—30-minute trading volume has surged by 90.4%. Such abnormal fluctuations in trading volume are usually not accidental.

The current price is 1.0383 USDT. Looking downward, the support levels are still quite clear. The 1.033 level is critical, only 1.22% below the current price, and this support line is holding quite firmly. The entire support zone is locked between 1.033 and 1.0382, which is fairly tight.

From a trading perspective, approaching support levels is often a good time to enter. Consider placing buy orders around 1.033. The main resistance above is at 1.0633, which offers roughly a 6% upside potential.

The key point is—such a volume spike indicates either that the big players are positioning themselves or that a new wave of market movement is about to start. Keep an eye on the subsequent trend; don’t miss the potential signal for a breakout.

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 01-11 07:31

90.4% of the volume is so aggressive, I feel a bit suspicious... Is the main force smashing the sell button or about to take off? Who can say for sure?

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fomo_fighter

· 01-10 06:42

90.4% increase in trading volume. This move is indeed significant; it feels like the main force is brewing something.

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RektRecovery

· 01-10 05:51

90.4% spike in 30min? yeah that's not pump and dump theater, that's textbook accumulation pattern before the rug. seen this movie before.

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DataBartender

· 01-10 05:46

Be cautious about the surge in trading volume. The last time I saw such a signal, I chased the high, uh, not gonna mention it. Going long at 1.033? Seems better to wait a bit. Positions like this are often just traps to lure buyers. If the main force was truly planning something, they wouldn't be so obvious. We need to keep a close eye.

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