Altcoins like WLFI, WLD, NEAR, and RENDER are beginning to pick up momentum. These tokens are showing signs of accumulation and increased market attention after the recent consolidation phase. Traders have been keeping tabs on these particularly, with NEAR and RENDER drawing more volume in recent sessions. Whether this marks the start of a broader alt season rally or just a temporary bounce remains to be seen, but the technical setups on these names are definitely worth monitoring closely.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 01-06 19:45
Near and Render are starting to move again, but I still don't dare to go all in.
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What the hell is WLFI? Why did it suddenly pop up?
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Has the alt season really arrived, or is it just another scam to trick me into cutting the leeks?
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It has gained some volume, indeed, but can it continue this time? It was the same last time, and look what happened.
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Render has some potential; I need to keep an eye on it.
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They keep talking about technical setup every day. When will we see any substantial price increase?
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Accumulation? I think it's still the whales collecting chips. Don't get caught.
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BridgeJumper
· 01-06 06:08
Can near make a push this time? Feels a bit weak.
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DuckFluff
· 01-03 20:53
NEAR and RENDER's recent surge is real, but don't overthink it, it might just be a rebound...
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Are we talking about another alt season hype? I only recognize NEAR, others can wait and see.
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What are WLFI and WLD? I haven't heard of them. I'm playing NEAR.
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Accumulation phase? Basically, it's about collecting chips, waiting for retail investors to take the bait.
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RENDER looks pretty good this month, but the trading volume is just so-so.
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Let's monitor the situation and see if this is a genuine rebound or just another pump that crashes afterward.
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Feels like there's not much room for imagination, all old tricks.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 01-03 20:41
Accumulation is accumulation, but when it comes to the lending rate, you can't just look at the surface... The trading volume of NEAR and RENDER has increased, but if the health factor doesn't keep up, the liquidation price can be seen at any moment.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 01-03 20:32
ah here we go again... *checks charts from 2017*
the "accumulation phase" playbook never gets old. statistically speaking, this is exactly how the last three failed alt rallies started before capitulation hit different. ngl, NEAR and RENDER volume uptick screams textbook pattern recognition – we've seen this movie before, multiple times.
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SignatureVerifier
· 01-03 20:32
ngl the volume spike on NEAR and RENDER looks sus... have you actually validated the order book depth or just trusting what the charts are feeding you? technically speaking, this "accumulation" narrative gets recycled every cycle. requires further auditing before i'm convinced this isn't just another dead cat bounce tbh
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-03 20:26
ngl NEAR and RENDER are looking pretty good in this wave, but I don't know if they can hold until the alt season really arrives.
Accumulation phases are usually like this; you need patience and to wait, otherwise you risk being shaken out.
I haven't heard much about WLFI. Has anyone followed it?
Altcoins like WLFI, WLD, NEAR, and RENDER are beginning to pick up momentum. These tokens are showing signs of accumulation and increased market attention after the recent consolidation phase. Traders have been keeping tabs on these particularly, with NEAR and RENDER drawing more volume in recent sessions. Whether this marks the start of a broader alt season rally or just a temporary bounce remains to be seen, but the technical setups on these names are definitely worth monitoring closely.