2026-01-17 16:36:17

Regarding the future direction of Nova, I would like to share some technical insights.

From the current perspective, whether the market is bullish or bearish, I expect an initial rejection at the key level of 100k.

My reasoning is as follows: even if we continue to break upward, and this is not just a technical rebound, I still anticipate encountering resistance in this area. Similarly, if the current trend is a rebound, 100k remains a noteworthy resistance level. In other words, regardless of the short-term pattern, this price level could become a battleground between bulls and bears.

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ShadowStaker

· 4h ago

100k acting as a fulcrum feels lazy tbh... every analyst and their validator's watching that level. the real question is whether we even get there or if this resolve breaks before we test it

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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer

· 4h ago

That 100k hurdle really can't be bypassed; both bulls and bears have to look at its face.

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NFTFreezer

· 4h ago

That 100k hurdle really can't be bypassed; both bulls and bears have to bow their heads and behave.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 5h ago

100k is really an insurmountable hurdle; both bulls and bears have to wrestle here.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 5h ago

100k really is a hurdle that can't be avoided. This guy's analysis is spot on. --- It's the same logic again, both bulls and bears are stuck at the same point, really nothing new. --- Wait, is it a rebound or a breakout? What should we do at 100k? --- Hey, this brother's words are confusing me a bit. Do both bulls and bears have to take a hit? --- I've known about the 100k position for a long time. The question is, who breaks first and who breaks later? --- Sounds like no matter how it rises or falls, it has to hit that point. That's interesting. --- I've heard this technical theory a thousand times. Just waiting to see how 100k is played out. --- Is it always a key level no matter what? Brother, you're playing Tai Chi.

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