For those asking about short-term resistance levels on $QNT , these are the key price levels I’ve marked. As you can see, they’ve aligned almost perfectly throughout this entire move.
$220 is a resistance level that price has struggled to break. A close above it would put $240 as the next target.
If we reclaim that level as well, $270 becomes the next target.
Hopefully, we get a strong breakout with volume and set a new ATH today. 🧪
MultiversX has been trading within a descending channel on the weekly chart and has reached the final stage of the structure.
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$SUI Price range-bound near $1 while regulated products (incl. Grayscale’s GSUI) keep buying. In-kind creations now make it easier for bigger players to add exposure directly.
Plus, Samsung Wallet is integrating Sui for USDC transfers (targeting ~82M Galaxy devices, gas-free).
Quiet institutional accumulation while retail stays on the sidelines?
Smart money leading… or still waiting for retail to show up? 👀
US SUI ETFs Just Logged Five Straight Weeks of Inflows - Is Quiet Accumulation Underway?
While $SUI has spent recent weeks grinding sideways near the $1 level - far from the explosive moves of earlier bull phases—regulated products have been quietly stacking the token. US-listed SUI staking ETFs, including Grayscale’s GSUI along with peers like Canary’s SUIS and 21Shares’ TSUI, recorded five consecutive weeks of net inflows. Analysts tracking the products put the total accumulation at roughly 14 million SUI over that stretch. That is steady buying pressure from traditional investment vehicles, not speculative crypto-native flows. The timing is notable. Price action has stayed range-bound, with repeated tests of support around $0.98–$1.00 and limited follow-through above nearby resistance near $1.05. Retail participation appears muted relative to prior runs, yet the institutional channel keeps adding exposure. In-kind options just made it easier Grayscale recently expanded in-kind creations for GSUI (and several other products). Eligible investors can now deliver SUI tokens directly in exchange for shares instead of first selling for cash and then buying the ETF. This reduces execution friction, avoids some market impact, and lowers the operational burden of self-custody for larger holders. Minimums are still meaningful (around $148,000 for GSUI at recent levels), so this is primarily a tool for institutions, advisors, and bigger allocators—not typical retail. When institutional vehicles can absorb tokens more efficiently while the spot price stays quiet, it strengthens the case for “smart money” accumulation. The question is whether sustained inflows eventually tighten available supply enough to matter once broader demand returns - or whether the range simply continues until clearer catalysts appear. Smart money vs. retail This is the classic setup that sparks debate: institutions steadily building positions through regulated products while retail waits for a clearer breakout or higher volume. History in crypto shows both outcomes - sometimes the quiet buying precedes a move, and sometimes it sits there for months without immediate price impact. Do you see the five-week inflow streak as meaningful accumulation that could support the next leg higher, or just background noise while price remains range-bound near $1? Drop your take below - smart money leading, or retail still needed to move the needle? $SUI #SUI🔥 #EFT
US SUI ETFs Just Logged Five Straight Weeks of Inflows - Is Quiet Accumulation Underway?
While $SUI has spent recent weeks grinding sideways near the $1 level - far from the explosive moves of earlier bull phases—regulated products have been quietly stacking the token. US-listed SUI staking ETFs, including Grayscale’s GSUI along with peers like Canary’s SUIS and 21Shares’ TSUI, recorded five consecutive weeks of net inflows. Analysts tracking the products put the total accumulation at roughly 14 million SUI over that stretch. That is steady buying pressure from traditional investment vehicles, not speculative crypto-native flows. The timing is notable. Price action has stayed range-bound, with repeated tests of support around $0.98–$1.00 and limited follow-through above nearby resistance near $1.05. Retail participation appears muted relative to prior runs, yet the institutional channel keeps adding exposure. In-kind options just made it easier Grayscale recently expanded in-kind creations for GSUI (and several other products). Eligible investors can now deliver SUI tokens directly in exchange for shares instead of first selling for cash and then buying the ETF. This reduces execution friction, avoids some market impact, and lowers the operational burden of self-custody for larger holders. Minimums are still meaningful (around $148,000 for GSUI at recent levels), so this is primarily a tool for institutions, advisors, and bigger allocators—not typical retail. When institutional vehicles can absorb tokens more efficiently while the spot price stays quiet, it strengthens the case for “smart money” accumulation. The question is whether sustained inflows eventually tighten available supply enough to matter once broader demand returns - or whether the range simply continues until clearer catalysts appear. Smart money vs. retail This is the classic setup that sparks debate: institutions steadily building positions through regulated products while retail waits for a clearer breakout or higher volume. History in crypto shows both outcomes - sometimes the quiet buying precedes a move, and sometimes it sits there for months without immediate price impact. Do you see the five-week inflow streak as meaningful accumulation that could support the next leg higher, or just background noise while price remains range-bound near $1? Drop your take below - smart money leading, or retail still needed to move the needle? $SUI #SUI🔥 #EFT
OI -60%, back to negative funding. Retail longs got rekt in every possible way.
Whales are again way more active than retail. At the CVD (pink) you see retail market selling, while you can clearly see whales buying via limit orders (OBV-balance).
The past two weeks we were constantly reking retail longs. Once all those left over shorts get forced to buy, this will turn very nasty for the bears.