A few days ago, I was still complaining about people chasing the high of STORJ, and now I guess it's a bit awkward. After reviewing the latest market data, I have to say— the technical aspect is truly stunning. The golden cross of moving averages and the bullish engulfing pattern appearing simultaneously—such resonance signals are really rare in my years of trading experience.

But that's the problem.

Trading volume has significantly shrunk, and the RSI has long entered the overbought zone. It feels like someone is bragging, the voice getting louder and louder, but their lung capacity is clearly running out. Currently stuck at the 0.1774 level, which is basically the last hurdle.

Recently, many people have asked me whether to continue chasing STORJ. My view is quite straightforward—this position is a fork in the road. If it breaks through 0.1774 with increased volume, it indicates that the trend is genuine. If it can't break through, then an adjustment is imminent.

On the macro level, things are quite normal—no particularly positive news, nor obvious bearish pressure. At such times, it all depends on the purity of the technicals.

I have two plans. For a safer approach, consider entering around 0.1615, with a stop-loss set at 0.1406. For a more aggressive move, wait until it truly breaks through 0.1774 before following, with a target of 0.19, but the stop-loss must be placed at 0.1615.

Honestly, I've seen too many of these volume-contraction upward trends before; often, it's just the main force laying the groundwork for a trap. But the current technicals are indeed flawless and can't be directly negated. The key is whether volume can confirm the move later on.