Traders who have recently been paying attention to FRAX should have noticed this wave of market activity—current price has surged to $1.2664, with three consecutive bullish candles in the past hour, indicating quite volatile market movements.
From a technical perspective, there are several obvious driving factors behind this rally. First, the popularity of algorithmic stablecoins has been reignited, and as a leading project, FRAX naturally attracts capital. More telling are the trading volume data—an initial 15-minute candle surged by 32.14%, and volatility shot up to 42.08%. This performance clearly indicates large funds are pushing the market. The highest trading volume reached 17.4 million, showing market absorption is still strong and not just a false rally.
Although continuous upward movement can lead to overheating, the trading volume supporting this rally remains relatively solid. From an operational standpoint, the key resistance level is at $1.50 (recent high), with support below at $1.15 (previous consolidation platform). If the price can hold above $1.3, consider taking a light long position with a target of $1.25; conversely, if it breaks below $1.18, short-term shorting opportunities arise with a target back to $1.15.
However, it’s important to remind that such volatile markets carry real risks. It’s recommended to strictly control position sizes, using 1%-2% of capital for phased entries, and be sure to set stop-loss orders. The most crucial factor moving forward is whether the candles can stabilize at high levels, which will determine the sustainability of this rally.
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bridgeOops
· 9h ago
FRAX this wave is quite fierce, a 32% increase feels like a bowl of noodles is coming.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 9h ago
1.26 is daring to chase; this wave will either make a fortune or result in heavy losses, with no middle ground.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 9h ago
Once again, a surge and crash. The FRAX money-printing machine is truly incredible.
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DancingCandles
· 9h ago
A 32-point surge, I damn well just fell asleep, and I only saw it when I woke up? Damn it.
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ChainWatcher
· 9h ago
1.26 is still chasing? I don't have that courage, let's wait until it retraces to 1.15 before talking.
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With such a large trading volume, it feels like a dump is coming.
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A 32% increase, is that real? I don't see the market chart looking that exaggerated.
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Stop-loss must be set; I didn't set one last time and got cut in half, a painful lesson.
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Can 1.5 really break? It feels like there's quite some pressure.
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Leading projects are just different; this wave definitely has some support.
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I'll still wait and see; this kind of market is easy to get cut.
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Talking about building positions in batches of 1%-2% sounds quite comfortable, but who can actually do that?
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Algorithm stablecoins are back? Haven't we learned enough from previous lessons?
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If it stabilizes above 1.3, then chase; that logic makes sense.
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Volatility at 42%, this risk is indeed a bit high, better to be cautious.
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SolidityNewbie
· 9h ago
You're encouraging chasing the high again, just like always...
Traders who have recently been paying attention to FRAX should have noticed this wave of market activity—current price has surged to $1.2664, with three consecutive bullish candles in the past hour, indicating quite volatile market movements.
From a technical perspective, there are several obvious driving factors behind this rally. First, the popularity of algorithmic stablecoins has been reignited, and as a leading project, FRAX naturally attracts capital. More telling are the trading volume data—an initial 15-minute candle surged by 32.14%, and volatility shot up to 42.08%. This performance clearly indicates large funds are pushing the market. The highest trading volume reached 17.4 million, showing market absorption is still strong and not just a false rally.
Although continuous upward movement can lead to overheating, the trading volume supporting this rally remains relatively solid. From an operational standpoint, the key resistance level is at $1.50 (recent high), with support below at $1.15 (previous consolidation platform). If the price can hold above $1.3, consider taking a light long position with a target of $1.25; conversely, if it breaks below $1.18, short-term shorting opportunities arise with a target back to $1.15.
However, it’s important to remind that such volatile markets carry real risks. It’s recommended to strictly control position sizes, using 1%-2% of capital for phased entries, and be sure to set stop-loss orders. The most crucial factor moving forward is whether the candles can stabilize at high levels, which will determine the sustainability of this rally.