2026-01-16 17:33:59

FHE has surged sharply today, with a 24-hour increase of 31.13%, currently quoted at 0.10518. Trading volume is 278 million, with open interest at 219 million — this set of data is very important. Price and volume are both rising, and open positions are significantly increasing, indicating that new funds are actively entering the market, not a passive liquidation caused by short sellers.

From a technical perspective, recent support is around 0.09250, which was the previous high-volume platform top. The strong resistance level above is at 0.12800, close to the lower boundary of the previous dense trading zone. If the price pulls back to support levels with decreasing volume, it presents an opportunity for phased accumulation on the left side. Conversely, if volume breaks through 0.12800, it could head straight to 0.15000. However, in a high-volatility environment, be cautious of quick pullbacks, as they are common traps.

The story of FHE is about fully homomorphic encryption, which belongs to the privacy computing track. The core technical logic is not complicated — it allows direct computation on encrypted data without decrypting, essentially like a bulletproof glass safe. Data is processed inside, and outsiders only see the results, not the process.

But there is a practical issue. The token’s empowerment level entirely depends on whether the ecosystem applications will truly utilize this privacy computing service. From a market demand perspective, current focus in the privacy track is mostly on transaction anonymity (such as mixers), and the demand for complex on-chain data computation is not urgent. Whether FHE technology is mature and practically capable of meeting market expectations is the core issue of long-term value. Short-term gains are mainly driven by capital enthusiasm, but long-term success depends on whether practical use cases can truly be implemented and scaled.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 23h ago

A 31% increase sounds sexy, but honestly I have some doubts about the trading volume. It depends on whether it can stabilize above 0.12800 later. The price and volume rising together look good, but I'm just worried that it's funds stacking chips at high levels. The analogy of a bulletproof glass safe is good, but there are only one or two applications using FHE to handle on-chain data right now. The story is always more beautiful than reality. I would consider buying in stages if it retraces to 0.09250, but I definitely wouldn't go all in. Privacy sector stuff is still too conceptual. In high volatility, this kind of rise can easily trap people. A quick pullback is right in front of us, and I’m watching.

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ForkThisDAO

· 23h ago

31 points of bad luck are unlucky, but I still want to see if we can break 0.128. Only then is it a real test. No matter how good the privacy track is explained, it's useless unless someone actually uses this stuff. Wait, does FHE really have practical application scenarios? Or is it just another hype concept? Funds are pushing, trading volume is also there, but pullbacks at high levels are too common in the crypto world. Just stay honest and hold at 0.0925. Honestly, the prospects of privacy computing are possible, but the idea of empowering tokens is a bit虚 (vague/empty). The short-term increase is just for fun; the real test is still ahead. Can we really reach 0.15 above 0.128? It depends on whether retail investors still have enthusiasm.

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SerumSqueezer

· 01-16 17:48

It's been blowing for so long, but finally it's moving. However, I still think this wave is mainly a capital game, and the ecosystem use cases are still a mystery.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 01-16 17:46

Price and volume are both rising steadily in this wave, but chasing the high now feels like an easy way to get caught holding the bag. Wait until the pullback to 0.09250 before talking—then it will be a real opportunity. To be honest, I’m still a bit confused about FHE’s application scenarios. Privacy computing sounds good, but does anyone really use it? It rises quickly and falls just as fast. I’m a little afraid of this high volatility. If it doesn’t break through 0.12800, it’s a false breakout. Stay alert, everyone. Basically, it’s just capital speculating on concepts. Technical implementation is the real key.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-16 17:40

31 points and I get excited, just waiting to see if it can hold steady at 0.12800 --- The analogy of bulletproof glass safe is okay, but the real application of this technology is still a question mark --- New funds coming in is a good thing, but I'm worried it might just be another prelude to a new round of chopping the leeks --- No matter how advanced the technology is, if the ecosystem isn't used, it's all nonsense. That's the key --- Prices rise rapidly and also retrace quickly. Brothers who bought at high levels, be careful --- The concept of privacy computing is hot again, but is the demand really that strong? --- I'm waiting for the opportunity to position on the left side, no rush for now --- Is the huge trading volume really because people are optimistic or because funds are cutting in? It's hard to tell --- 0.15000 is too optimistic. I still prefer a pullback to feel more secure --- Problems are problems, but short-term capital enthusiasm is there, so I have to pay attention

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-16 17:39

A 31% increase sounds great, but I'm more concerned whether this new capital is genuinely trusting the technology or just another wave of capital manipulation. Privacy computing sounds promising, but which projects are actually using it? --- Support at 0.09250, resistance at 0.12800. Basically, it's a range designed to trap people. Don't be fooled by the 0.15000 figure. --- Full homomorphic encryption sounds impressive, but I want to ask how many dApps actually need this technology. If the mixers haven't been properly implemented, what's the point of talking about advanced privacy computing? --- Opportunities on the left side of the chart? My experience is to stay cautious in high volatility, wait until it stabilizes before considering entering. --- This round of rise is mainly driven by hype. Long-term value depends on real application deployment. Chasing highs now is too risky. --- A trading volume of 278 million sounds good, but is it really institutional investors entering, or just retail traders buying and selling among themselves? It's hard to tell. --- Simple technical logic is simple, but the problem is that good technology without real demand is just air. Can FHE solve any practical problems? --- Rapid retracements are indeed common traps. For small coins like these, I'd rather miss out than get caught in a dump.

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