TAO faces demand pressure in the $180-220 range, but signs of seller fatigue are already emerging. The price repeatedly tests this level, which instead suggests that a bottom may be forming—a typical sign of re-accumulation.
If this resistance zone is broken, the structural recovery will become clearer. The on-chain targets are straightforward: first see if $350 can hold steady, then $480 as a secondary resistance, and finally $700 as a higher-level pressure.
Compression will inevitably lead to expansion. Sideways movement is just building momentum; this is definitely not the top. Instead, it looks like smart money is quietly building positions. Many people are ignoring this now, but on higher timeframes, the logic is actually quite solid.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 8h ago
The signal of seller weakness is pretty good. Once it breaks through $350, it will really be worth watching.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 8h ago
The phrase "seller fatigue" sounds comforting, but I just want to know who here at 180 really has the courage to buy the dip...
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 8h ago
The term "seller fatigue" sounds comfortable, but I still remain cautious until a real breakthrough above $350.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 8h ago
I believe in the seller's weakness, but is the $700 target a bit too high...
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MelonField
· 8h ago
If the sellers are weak, then it's a good sign. Sideways movement is just building positions. I've understood this logic after having a meal.
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token_therapist
· 9h ago
After such a long consolidation, it seems that smart money is indeed quietly accumulating.
The sellers are running out of stamina, and this signal is still somewhat interesting.
Waiting to see if 350 can hold steady; if it breaks, then things will become truly clear.
TAO faces demand pressure in the $180-220 range, but signs of seller fatigue are already emerging. The price repeatedly tests this level, which instead suggests that a bottom may be forming—a typical sign of re-accumulation.
If this resistance zone is broken, the structural recovery will become clearer. The on-chain targets are straightforward: first see if $350 can hold steady, then $480 as a secondary resistance, and finally $700 as a higher-level pressure.
Compression will inevitably lead to expansion. Sideways movement is just building momentum; this is definitely not the top. Instead, it looks like smart money is quietly building positions. Many people are ignoring this now, but on higher timeframes, the logic is actually quite solid.