2026-01-09 11:31:48

Looking at ARC's recent market movement, it's like a carefully orchestrated bullish breakout. Starting from the bottom at $0.03126, the price has been oscillating within the $0.03500-$0.03800 range, with each dip being absorbed by major funds, seemingly preparing for a final surge. Indeed, once the buildup is complete, the momentum is fierce, breaking through previous resistance levels and soaring to a new high of $0.03973. Even after a slight pullback to $0.03967, the daily increase is still 9.43%.

The trading volume is also impressive—24-hour turnover has exceeded 17.37 million USDT, with a trading volume of 465 million, clearly driven by large orders during this sprint phase. This surge in volume coupled with new highs indicates that it's not retail investors playing around; institutional-level funds are definitely involved.

If you want to participate in this rally, my advice is: don't chase the high. Wait for ARC to pull back to the $0.03700-$0.03800 range before entering with a small position. This approach significantly reduces risk. For taking profits, consider phased targets: first at $0.04000, then at $0.04050. If the breakout continues, the next target could be $0.04100. Make sure to set your stop-loss at $0.03650; if it breaks below this level, the short-term rally is likely to reverse.

Looking at the data, a 14.85% increase over 7 days and a 98.95% rise over 90 days show that the bullish trend is solid. While short-term corrections may occur, as long as you hold above $0.03650, there's no need to worry excessively. There's no need to consider short positions now; chasing high and placing sell orders will only lead to repeated market friction. For long positions, patience is key—wait for the pullback to re-enter, so you can steadily capture the gains from this upward movement.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-09 18:19

Wait for the pullback before getting in, don't chase the high. --- Institutional entry is different; retail investors are still hesitating. --- If the 0.0365 level breaks, you need to run; don't be greedy. --- Breaking through in the context of doubling in 90 days indicates there is indeed something. --- Another pullback to let us buy in? That's a trick, buddy. --- Taking profits in stages is just ridiculous; just smash out at 0.04. --- This volume looks really like institutions stacking, not retail players. --- Chased the high too many times and got friction; this time I learned to be smart. --- 9.43% in one day, it's just so-so. --- Looks like a bullish trend is fine, but I'm worried about a trap to lure more buyers.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 01-09 16:23

Damn, institutions are entering the market. This move is quite interesting. Wait, the bottom was at 0.03126 and it has doubled now? Why didn't I get in? I understand the main force's accumulation phase, they are just collecting shares. I've noted this stop-loss level at 0.03650, don't want to be forced out. Such high trading volume is truly undeniable; it’s clear I should follow the smart money. A 9.43% daily increase and still maintaining such stability, now I’m even more nervous haha. Wait for a pullback before entering again; that’s probably the only rational choice. Almost doubling in 90 days, I should have realized this earlier when I read this article.

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LeverageAddict

· 01-09 11:59

It's the same old game of waiting for a pullback, every time they say wait for a pullback before entering, and as a result, missing the entire rally haha FOMO is ultimately still about making money, this is an eternal contradiction Institutional buy-in? To me, it looks more like they are dumping Stop loss at $0.03650—simply put, if it breaks below that level, everyone will be washed out Chasing after a 90-day doubling is indeed a bit刺激 I've heard the phrase "light position entry" a million times; when it really hits $0.03700 and rebounds, then see if anyone dares to go in lightly Increasing volume isn't necessarily a good thing; it could also be the final frenzy Is $0.04100 the ceiling or the starting point? Who the hell can say for sure If you follow your suggested操作 this time, in the end, you still won't make any money

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MetaMisfit

· 01-09 11:48

Wait for the pullback before buying, don't get chopped up like a leek

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-09 11:45

Oh no, here comes this standard move again The big players are really sneaky, always the same routine Wait for the pullback before talking, chasing high only makes me look foolish Institutions are strategically positioning, retail investors should just stop fighting That line at $0.03650 must be firmly defended Doubling in 90 days, but I wouldn't dare chase high, it's too intense Feels like a retest is coming, anyone who believes otherwise will suffer losses

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PessimisticLayer

· 01-09 11:44

This wave of ARC is indeed interesting, but I still don't believe it. It's the same story of institutional layout and main force taking over; every time I hear it, I feel like it's a guaranteed profit, but what happens? Waiting for a pullback? I bet five dollars that it will break through 0.03650 directly. Institutional funds? Wake up, the methods of harvesting leek farmers are all the same.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-09 11:32

It's the same story again, waiting for a pullback? Look, if big institutions are really manipulating this wave, retail investors won't even get a chance to jump in during the pullback.

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