2026-01-03 00:22:55

The storage sector has recently seen a significant increase in popularity. After FIL surged by 21% yesterday, it experienced a pullback, but it has now stabilized and the rebound is quite strong. From the 1-hour K-line chart, a continuous upward pattern has already formed, and this sustained upward movement often indicates that buying momentum is gradually strengthening.

Interestingly, the performance of ICP has also kept pace—its two-day consecutive rise has formed a linkage with FIL. This suggests that hot money in the market is focusing on the entire storage track, not just the performance of a single coin.

From a sector perspective, the storage track has already been activated. Both short-term technical indicators and capital flow signals are relatively positive. Of course, the market is ever-changing, so ongoing observation of key support levels is necessary, especially during this rebound process, where trading volume support is crucial.

FIL1,8%

ICP6,02%

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FloorSweeper

· 2h ago

ngl that 21% pump screams weak hands capitulation... only paper hands panic sell at these levels lmao

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LiquidationHunter

· 15h ago

This wave of FIL is really quite strong; now it's just a matter of whether it can break the previous high. ICP following suit is indeed quite interesting.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-03 14:08

Storage sector does have some potential. Can FIL sustain its rebound after this wave? --- ICP's rally indicates hot money is really coming in, not just a pump-and-dump. --- Wait, if the trading volume doesn't keep up, this rebound might be just a false signal... --- It's already good enough that FIL stabilized after dropping from 21%. The key is whether it can break the previous high later. --- The entire storage track is moving in sync, feeling a bit like a collective bullish trend. --- Don't be fooled by the rebound. Is the key support really that solid? --- Hot money flowing into storage is real, but can this kind of linkage last? I'm a bit skeptical. --- FIL's 21% increase, how much has it retraced? Is this rebound a trap now? --- The sector can start up, but trading volume is the real foundation. Without volume, what can we talk about? --- Even ICP is catching up, indicating this isn't just about a few coins.

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ForkMaster

· 01-03 00:49

Storage track linkage? Haha, I've seen this trick too many times. Hot money pumps it up once and then it disperses. The 21% increase in FIL sounds impressive, but just look at the trading volume to see how much of it is real.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 01-03 00:49

The FIL rebound this time is quite interesting; finally, it's not just self-playing. The storage track is really picking up, hot money is rushing in. After a 21% increase, it can still hold steady, which shows solid confidence. ICP is also quick to follow, and such a clear linkage effect is really rare. The key is whether the trading volume can keep up; don't let it be a flash in the pan again. Feels like this time is different, with multiple cryptocurrencies launching simultaneously. Oh my god, finally waiting for the storage sector to take off.

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GasWrangler

· 01-03 00:48

actually if you analyze the mempool data here, that 21% pump is demonstrably just noise... where's the sustained volume confirmation? technically speaking, correlation ≠ causation—ICP following FIL could just be retail fomo, not actual sector rotation

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-03 00:41

The storage sector is really waking up, and the recent rebound of FIL seems to have room to continue. ICP is also rising along with the trend, and hot money is indeed sweeping in. But don’t be blinded by the 21% increase; if the trading volume doesn’t keep up, it’s just a false rally. Whether FIL can hold this position later is the key, let’s wait and see. I heard someone has been accumulating storage at the bottom for a long time, and this time they finally waited for the right moment? The volume doesn’t seem to match, so a pullback might be likely. Be cautious. The storage sector has truly been forgotten for too long, and the rebound is indeed fierce.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 01-03 00:32

ngl the storage sector's correlation matrix is getting interesting... feels like we're watching the emergence of a new meta-narrative around distributed infrastructure as aesthetic value proposition human behavior in market cycles mirrors bauhaus principles tbh—form follows capital flow

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MidnightTrader

· 01-03 00:31

Buyers are so aggressive, it feels like the storage sector is really about to take off. FIL and ICP are moving together, hot money is definitely positioning itself. The key still depends on whether the trading volume can keep up; otherwise, it might look artificially inflated. The biggest risk during a rebound is a sudden dump, so it's important to hold key support levels. The opportunity in the storage sector has arrived, but the risks are very real. This wave of gains is pretty good, but I don't know if it can be sustained. Price and volume should go hand in hand; just an upward trend isn't enough. Hot money clustering in this sector indicates there's definitely something there. Continuous gains are good, but be cautious of a pullback from high levels. ICP following FIL, market sentiment is still quite strong.

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