#strk24小时上涨约20% STRK surged 20% in a day—is this a short squeeze or a true reversal? I’ve been watching this level closely.
STRK has risen nearly 20% in the past 24 hours, reaching around 0.073. There’s only one headline driving the move: Starknet’s CEO said they’re considering breaking away from Ethereum and building their own L1 blockchain, with the goal of creating the first fully quantum-resistant network by 2027. The community exploded—some called it “burning bridges,” while others rushed to buy. Open interest soared by more than 50%.
Honestly, this rally has been incredibly sharp and sudden. Short sellers in the perpetual futures market were wiped out, and the resulting volume is typical of a short squeeze.
Technically, price is now stuck in the 0.073–0.077 resistance zone, with the Bollinger upper band at 0.0767 as the first hurdle. The RSI is 62.8—strong, but not yet overbought. The MACD histogram has just turned positive, so the short-term upward momentum is still there. But volume needs to pick up; if it doesn’t, we could easily see a sharp wick.
My view is fairly objective: don’t chase the price here; wait for a pullback. The news is an expectation, not a done deal. Once the FOMO fades, profit-taking could hit fast. If you’re looking for the rally to continue, you’ll first want to see price hold above 0.073 and volume remain steady. A pullback to retest support is likely in the short term. The 0.0728–0.074 range is a potential area to enter long, while a break below 0.07 would invalidate the structure.
STRK has risen nearly 20% in the past 24 hours, reaching around 0.073. There’s only one headline driving the move: Starknet’s CEO said they’re considering breaking away from Ethereum and building their own L1 blockchain, with the goal of creating the first fully quantum-resistant network by 2027. The community exploded—some called it “burning bridges,” while others rushed to buy. Open interest soared by more than 50%.
Honestly, this rally has been incredibly sharp and sudden. Short sellers in the perpetual futures market were wiped out, and the resulting volume is typical of a short squeeze.
Technically, price is now stuck in the 0.073–0.077 resistance zone, with the Bollinger upper band at 0.0767 as the first hurdle. The RSI is 62.8—strong, but not yet overbought. The MACD histogram has just turned positive, so the short-term upward momentum is still there. But volume needs to pick up; if it doesn’t, we could easily see a sharp wick.
My view is fairly objective: don’t chase the price here; wait for a pullback. The news is an expectation, not a done deal. Once the FOMO fades, profit-taking could hit fast. If you’re looking for the rally to continue, you’ll first want to see price hold above 0.073 and volume remain steady. A pullback to retest support is likely in the short term. The 0.0728–0.074 range is a potential area to enter long, while a break below 0.07 would invalidate the structure.