FIL 24-hour adjustment: Rebounded from $1.26 support, volume peak signal appears

NullWhisperer · 2025-12-18T19:20:10+00:00

Filecoin has recently experienced significant price fluctuations, with a 24-hour decline of only 1%, and price volatility reaching $0.08. In the morning, trading volume soared to 6.36 million tokens, and the price once broke through $1.26, but was then met with selling pressure, with concentrated selling pushing the price back to around $1.201. Currently, FIL accounts for 6.4% of the crypto market share.

NullWhisperer

2025-12-18 19:20:10

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【Crypto World】Filecoin’s recent market movement is quite interesting. The 24-hour decline is only 1%, but the volatility is indeed intense — the price fluctuation reached $0.08.

The market situation is as follows: in the morning, trading volume surged to a peak of 6.36 million tokens, pushing the price from $1.22 up to $1.26, approaching the $1.266 resistance level. But, as expected, it turned around when facing resistance. Subsequently, a large number of sell orders flooded in, with 497,000 tokens sold off in a concentrated dump, causing the price to fall back to the support zone between $1.201 and $1.207.

In terms of market cap share, FIL currently accounts for 6.4% of the entire crypto market. Although this correction isn’t large in magnitude, the process from the high point to the support level shows clear signs of volume peaking and then declining.

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NightAirdropper

· 2025-12-21 18:53

FIL has been dumped back down again, a typical bull trap. --- Once the Trading Volume peaks, it's time to run; this signal can't fool people. --- 1.266 hasn't broken, and the short positions are quite fierce. --- 490,000 coins got dumped in one go, who is liquidating their position? --- A slight pullback? I think it's going to continue probing for a bottom. --- The 6.4% weight also shows that FIL's popularity isn't that high. --- With sell orders being so aggressive, tomorrow might be even worse. --- Another plummet after a high open, I'm tired of seeing it. --- Can the support level hold? Not too optimistic. --- This wave of market movement is just a whipsaw, waiting to be repeatedly trapped.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 2025-12-21 14:34

It's just the market maker's whipsaw again, this wave with FIL is too obvious. --- When the trading volume peaks, it's time to run. This signal is not just obvious, it can be considered eye-catching. --- To put it bluntly, not breaking through 1.266 is just a feint. --- 49.7 million coins get dumped? Who's behind this? --- With a 6.4 weight still daring to mess around like this, the guts are really big. --- This morning's surge followed by a drop, the old routine, will it come again next time? --- Support and support again, there will be a day when the support can't hold.

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FrogInTheWell

· 2025-12-21 05:52

This wave of FIL was really a false alarm, I almost thought it was going to break down, but in the end, it was still pushed back.

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whxing777

· 2025-12-19 00:40

Starting from just over 200 U, you're saying the pullback isn't significant anymore, right? Count for yourself, how many times have you said this? Can you come up with a different way to say it?

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LongTermDreamer

· 2025-12-18 19:50

It's the same old trick again, rushing to 1.26 and then turning back, a typical accumulation move. Looking back over the past three years, these oscillations and shakeouts are nothing special; the historical cycle theory tells us it's always like this. Is the trading volume peaking? On the contrary, it indicates that the major players are accumulating. I call this strategic holding.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 2025-12-18 19:49

Here comes another dump, this wave of momentum is a typical trap to lure more buyers. This tug-of-war with FIL... if it can't break through 1.266, it's time to go home. Is the trading volume peaking? We'll have to wait for the next wave then. A direct dump of 497,000 tokens, who's selling off? Is 6.4% weight still enough to share? Wake up, everyone.

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TerraNeverForget

· 2025-12-18 19:46

It's the same trick again, pushing prices up and then dumping.

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FlyingLeek

· 2025-12-18 19:36

Once again pushed back, this wave of FIL hasn't really broken through the resistance level. --- 4.69 million coins surged up then turned around; the big players are making their move. --- When trading volume peaks, you should be cautious; this signal is too obvious. --- $1.26 is a critical threshold; if it can't break through, it’s a bit embarrassing. --- Whether the support level can hold is the key, right? --- A large sell order of 49.7K coins, is this a wash of chips? --- The proportion is only 6.4%; FIL really isn’t that strong. --- A $0.08 fluctuation sounds small, but anyone who’s been on a roller coaster knows it can be painful. --- This morning, it was breaking out on YY; now it’s directly shattered at the support level. --- The correction seems insignificant, but mentally, it’s really breaking down. --- When trading volume peaks, it’s time to consider taking profits.

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RiddleMaster

· 2025-12-18 19:34

Same old trick again, top signal? I wonder when it will break 1.266.

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PhantomHunter

· 2025-12-18 19:30

This move by FIL indeed has the meaning of dumping; be cautious when trading volume peaks.

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