$FRAX ABNORMAL VOLATILITY, MOMENTUM PLAY IN ACTION
$FRAX is showing an unusual expansion move with strong impulsive candles, signaling short-term speculative interest rather than its usual stable behavior. Price has reclaimed the $1 zone and is holding above it, which keeps momentum intact for now. As long as buyers defend this level, continuation toward higher imbalance zones remains possible, but volatility is expected to stay elevated.
Trade Bias: Momentum Continuation (High Risk)
Entry Zone: 0.99 – 1.01
TP1: 1.04
TP2: 1.07
TP3: 1.10
Invalidation: Acceptance back below 0.97
This is a momentum trade, not a hold manage risk tightly and respect volatility.
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#FedWatch Here’s a quick FedWatch update — that’s the market-implied probability gauge (from the CME Group FedWatch Tool) showing what traders expect the US Federal Reserve will do with interest rates at upcoming FOMC meetings:
📊 Current FedWatch Probabilities (January 2026 meeting)
Markets still see a majority chance that the Fed holds rates unchanged at its January 27–28, 2026 meeting — around 75–80%+ likelihood based on the most recent FedWatch data.
The chance of a 25 basis-point cut at that meeting is lower — roughly ~20–25% probability.
Some sources report even stronger odds for no change (above 80–95%), though different data snapshots vary.
📉 Beyond January — Next Meetings
For March 2026, some FedWatch data shows ongoing expectations of potential easing — e.g., substantial odds of a cumulative cut (~42%) versus holding (~50%).
(Probabilities change daily based on Fed funds futures price action.)
📌 What FedWatch Tells Us
The tool doesn’t predict Fed policy — it reflects how markets price futures contracts tied to future rate expectations. When futures traders think a cut is more likely, the cut probability rises; when they think the Fed will hold, the hold probability rises.
🗓️ Context: Fed Meeting This Week
The next FOMC meeting is right now — January 27–28, 2026, with most markets expecting no change to the current federal funds target range (3.50–3.75%).
If you want the very latest live FedWatch probabilities (updated daily), I can point you to the official CME tool link — just let me know.$HANA
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$SOMI
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$LINK /USDT Counter-Rally Pullback Short Opportunity
$LINK still looks heavy here. After the sharp dump from supply, price tried to bounce, but this move feels more like a relief bounce than anything else. It’s already stalling around the 12.50 area, which isn’t surprising — that’s where sellers showed up aggressively before.
Structure hasn’t improved either. Lower highs are still intact, and as long as $LINK can’t reclaim the descending trendline, sellers remain in control.
If this bounce starts losing steam again, the path of least resistance is lower. A rejection around this zone could easily send price back toward the 11.2 area, where demand and the lower channel support line up.
Main idea: stall and rejection near 12.5 → continuation down toward 11.2.
What would change the view: a strong break and hold above 12.8. Until that happens, this still looks like a sell-the-rally market.
For now, the bounce doesn’t convince — sellers are still dictating the pace.
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trading signal analysis:
Current Price & Key Levels
· Current Price: $0.00317348 (+4.21%)
· 24h High: 0.003322
· 24h Low: 0.002961
· Support Levels (from chart): 0.002319, 0.001957, 0.001595
· Resistance Levels (from chart): 0.003405, 0.003043, 0.002681
Technical Indicators (Stochastic Oscillator)
· K (快线): 70.86
· D (慢线): 56.80
· J (J线): 98.96
Interpretation:
The Stochastic Oscillator shows K (70.86) > D (56.80) and J (98.96) is above 80, indicating overbought conditions. This suggests a potential pullback or consolidation in the near term.
Volume & Market Activity
· 24h Vol (PUMP): 2.72B
· 24h Vol (USDC): 8.54M
· Current Volume Bar: Relatively high (100.0 on scale), suggesting strong trading interest.
Trade Signal: BEARISH (Short-term)$PUMP
Reasoning:
1. Price is near 24h high (0.003322) and has already risen +4.21%.
2. Stochastic J线 is extremely high (98.96), signaling overbought.
3. Resistance at 0.003405 is close, likely to cap further upside.
4. Volume is high, which could indicate a potential reversal if buyers exhaust.
$PUMP
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Suggested Action:
· Consider taking profits if long.
· If shorting, wait for confirmation of rejection at 0.003322–0.003405.
· Watch for a break below 0.003043 (near-term support) for further bearish momentum.
Stop Loss (if shorting): Above 0.003405.
Take Profit Targets: 0.003043 → 0.002681 → 0.002319.
Note:
This is a short-term technical signal. Always monitor real-time price action and consider broader market conditions before entering a trade.$SOL
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$FRAX Just Snapped Out of Compression — Smart Money Stepping In After weeks of muted price action, FRAX flipped the script with a sharp impulse from the $0.77 base, ripping higher and reclaiming the $1.00 psychological level. This move wasn’t slow — it was decisive, signaling renewed conviction from buyers.
The structure now shows acceptance above prior resistance, not a one-candle wonder.
🔍 What the Chart Is Saying:
• Strong displacement from the demand zone
• Higher highs forming after consolidation
• Pullbacks are shallow → strength, not exhaustion
🎯 Key Levels to Watch:
• $0.95 – $0.97 — demand & retest zone
• $1.05 – $1.06 — local resistance reaction
• $1.10+ — expansion continuation if momentum holds
⚠️ Volatility is back — expect fast rotations, not straight lines.
💬 Is FRAX gearing up for a sustained trend shift, or do we range above $1 first? 👀🔥
Trade #frax here
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omggg you can't believe but have a look at $RIVER how perfectly play.....
$RIVER is back inside the major demand zone around $53–$55, the exact area that previously triggered a strong rebound.....
This looks like another healthy correction into support, not random weakness.
As long as this base holds, the market is likely building fuel for the next push higher.
Key levels to watch:
Support: $53–$55
Reclaim zone: $62–$65
Next resistance: $70–$75
If buyers step in here like before, the same rotation could repeat dip into demand, bounce, then attempt another move toward the upper range.
👉 $RIVER
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