2026-01-11 17:22:22

Recently, ENA's performance has been quite interesting. The trading volume on the 30-minute candlestick chart has surged by 160%, a rare occurrence for low-liquidity tokens.

Currently, the price is stuck at around 0.2335 USDT. Looking downward, the key support level is near 0.2313, which is only about 0.34% below the current price. An even lower support zone is between 0.2306 and 0.2313.

To be honest, such a rapid increase in trading volume usually isn't a joke. It often indicates that the trend is about to be confirmed. If you want to follow along, you can place long orders around 0.2313, with the target set towards the resistance at 0.2382.

Whether the trading volume can be sustained is crucial, as it determines how far the market can go. The recent movement of ENA is worth close monitoring.

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LeverageAddict

· 4h ago

Such a sudden surge in trading volume is really rare for low-liquidity tokens... The 160% figure is a bit scary, it feels like either a pump or a dump.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-13 05:30

volume spike on a low-liquidity shitcoin... actually the math doesn't check out here. 160% in 30min sounds like classic pump mechanics tbh

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SerumDegen

· 01-11 17:51

volume spike on low-cap altcoin always triggers my paranoia, ngl... seen this movie before, doesn't usually end well for retail. that 0.34% cushion to support looks more like a trap than a floor tbh. watching closely but keeping my powder dry - cascade down from here would be ugly af

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-11 17:42

Trading volume soars by 160%? I know this trick too well. When low-liquidity coins suddenly see a surge, it's either the main players accumulating or the final wave of a pump-and-dump scheme. Don't be fooled by these numbers.

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GasWaster

· 01-11 17:38

The surge in trading volume is indeed quite intense. Low-liquidity tokens generally can't move such a large magnitude.

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