The market speaks. WAL has been oscillating repeatedly between 0.12 and 0.15U, and the chips have long been fully distributed.
Looking at the weekly chart, that nearly month-long horizontal box is not just a simple consolidation—it's a process where the main force is using time to exchange for space. Why does it never drop sharply when approaching 0.12U? Why is there selling pressure near 0.15U but it’s quickly absorbed? All of this is about chip layout. They are using this position to clean out the restless retail investors, and their goal has never been these tiny profits.
As a key infrastructure in the Sui ecosystem, when ecological applications explode, the value re-evaluation driven by surging data flow is inevitable. Now, all technical indicators on the K-line are beginning to plateau, which usually signals an imminent turning point. Once a volume breakout is confirmed, this trend will truly take off.
People who buy now are not just buying tokens, they are buying positions. Waiting for the real launch to chase the high might leave no chance to buy back in.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-09 09:18
I'm tired of the saying that chips are full; we still need to see if the Sui ecosystem can deliver.
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-09 07:56
I believe that the chips are well-fed, but I'm worried it's just another trick to deceive retail investors...
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NeverPresent
· 01-09 07:36
The chips are truly full, I just want to know when there will really be a volume breakout.
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-09 07:35
Once the chips are fully accumulated, it's time to move. This logic is flawless.
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-09 07:31
Once the chips are full, they have to move. This logic makes sense. The sideways trading between 0.12-0.15 over the past month really looks like a shakeout, and retail investors have already been scared out.
The market speaks. WAL has been oscillating repeatedly between 0.12 and 0.15U, and the chips have long been fully distributed.
Looking at the weekly chart, that nearly month-long horizontal box is not just a simple consolidation—it's a process where the main force is using time to exchange for space. Why does it never drop sharply when approaching 0.12U? Why is there selling pressure near 0.15U but it’s quickly absorbed? All of this is about chip layout. They are using this position to clean out the restless retail investors, and their goal has never been these tiny profits.
As a key infrastructure in the Sui ecosystem, when ecological applications explode, the value re-evaluation driven by surging data flow is inevitable. Now, all technical indicators on the K-line are beginning to plateau, which usually signals an imminent turning point. Once a volume breakout is confirmed, this trend will truly take off.
People who buy now are not just buying tokens, they are buying positions. Waiting for the real launch to chase the high might leave no chance to buy back in.