🚀 AERO Primed for $1.5 Breakout – Trader’s Tactical Playbook

Crypto's latest dark horse bucks the sideways trend—AERO flashes its first major buy signal since Q1.

### The Setup: Why $1.5 Isn't Just Hopium

Whales accumulated at $0.80 while retail slept. Now with 3 consecutive weekly closes above the 200EMA, even your skeptical uncle's TA bot sees the writing on the chart.

### Liquidation Zones to Watch

Short squeezes loom below $1.20—where CEXs parked their sell walls last cycle. A clean break here and we're staring at 2025's easiest 2x.

### The Catch (Because There's Always One)

Volume's still 30% below its ATH. Either this is the calm before the storm, or another 'vampire attack' waiting to drain overleveraged degens.

Bottom line: AERO's either printing exit liquidity for bagholders... or quietly becoming this summer's stealth altcoin. Place your bets—the market doesn't care about your conviction either way.

Source: Onchain Lens

99% dominance isn’t a coincidence

Meanwhile, there was an apparent divide of strengths between Base and Aerodrome, with developers constructing on a scalable layer-2 infrastructure that Base provided and leading to launches of tokens via Aerodrome.

Tokens like Giza [GIZA], Venice Token [VVV], Keeta [KTA], and KAITO [KAITO] saw 99%, 95%, 85%, and 81% volume dominance, respectively, over the last 24 hours.

With Aerodrome as the liquidity hub and Base as the scalable engine, new token launches have found a sticky landing ground. AERO has increasingly become central to this launch dynamic.

Can AERO reclaim $1?

Technically, since early April, AERO has been moving upwards in the ascending trend channel, generating successive higher lows and higher highs.

The price reached $0.822, which was slightly below the essential psychological resistance at $1.

A mid-June rally tagged the upper band near $0.95 before cooling. Of course, reclaiming the $1 mark could open the path toward the historical supply wall near $1.5.

Source: TradingView

However, if rejected again, the channel’s lower bound around $0.60 might act as the fallback zone.

70% holders in profit but…

Worth noting, the In/Out of money chart of AERO meant that the majority of the holders were in profit, bought below the $0.779 price level.

The majority represented 70.59 % of the holders who were in profit, which was about 1.18B AERO tokens.

On top of that, nearly 15% of supply (248.11 million AERO) was Out of the Money between $0.914 and $2.21. Any surge past $0.914 could attract sell pressure from break-even chasers.

Source: IntoTheBlock

With the analysis, AERO could experience resistance after rising to above $0.914 or higher, as the holders who are out-of-the-money could decide to sell their holdings to break even.

Nevertheless, there was solid support at $0.779, where the majority of the holders were at break-even. This could decrease selling pressure and promote an upwards trend should the demand continue to accrue.