Picture this: a token most people had already written off after the October washout quietly more than doubles while the timeline is still arguing about whether alts are even alive.
The hard part is never spotting the low after the fact. It's sitting through the drawdown, then deciding if you're late, early, or about to chase a bounce that gives a chunk of it back.
From the October 8 low at $0.04801, $STRK is up 116.79% and now trades near $0.10408. Put that next to how other L2s have behaved after similar flushes. $ARB and $OP both had stretches where a deep reset turned into a fast reclaim, then chopped while late buyers debated the top. The shape is familiar. What stands out here is the size of the move off such a low base, not a slow grind back to even.
A double off the lows changes the conversation from survival to whether the level holds. If this rhymes with those earlier L2 recoveries, the next phase is less about the headline percentage and more about who is still holding once the first rush cools.
Where do you think this goes from here?
#STRK #Starknet #Layer2
The hard part is never spotting the low after the fact. It's sitting through the drawdown, then deciding if you're late, early, or about to chase a bounce that gives a chunk of it back.
From the October 8 low at $0.04801, $STRK is up 116.79% and now trades near $0.10408. Put that next to how other L2s have behaved after similar flushes. $ARB and $OP both had stretches where a deep reset turned into a fast reclaim, then chopped while late buyers debated the top. The shape is familiar. What stands out here is the size of the move off such a low base, not a slow grind back to even.
A double off the lows changes the conversation from survival to whether the level holds. If this rhymes with those earlier L2 recoveries, the next phase is less about the headline percentage and more about who is still holding once the first rush cools.
Where do you think this goes from here?
#STRK #Starknet #Layer2