My friend recently asked me about $FLOW, and I gave him a four-character reply: Don't touch this thing.

Why do I say that? Look at the current trend: the price is oscillating around 0.12, short-term moving averages are trending upward, but long-term moving averages are pressing downward. This is a contradictory signal. What about trading volume? It's pitifully low, basically no real money involved.

The most interesting part is this—price has been staying below the VWAP. Seasoned traders know what this means: only those who are late to the game are still buying now; the smart money has already run away.

I've seen too many projects like this. They look good on the surface—governance proposals, user growth stories all sound okay. But dig deeper, and the problems become clear—token unlock pressures are too heavy, and the entire crypto ecosystem remains sluggish. A classic boiling frog scenario.

Many people think they’re bottom-fishing, but in reality, the big players have already set up their positions on the mountain slope. They see technicals improving and jump in, not realizing that’s just the market makers systematically offloading.

To be honest, this kind of ambiguous trend coin is basically gambling. If you make money, you’ll boast about your sharp eye; if you lose, you’ll blame the market for being irrational. But the market doesn’t owe you that money.

If you insist on playing, remember two key levels: 0.088 as support and 0.13 as resistance. Just trade within this range—buy low and sell high—don’t expect a quick turnaround.

But the most crucial point is—if the trading volume can’t pick up, then any breakout, no matter how beautiful it looks, is just an illusion.