Technical analysis by Skill-Knowledge-Conduct about Symbol ARB: Buy recommendation (7/1/2025)

Arbitrum Forecast: Built with Proprietary Mathematical ModelAsset: Arbitrum (ARB)Ticker Symbol: ARBTrading Venue: BinanceCurrency Pair: USDTModel Type: Proprietary Forecast ModelContextual Update:In our previous forecast, Trade 1 was projected at $0.3632, which was successfully surpassed, with the price extending higher to $0.3901, validating the predictive strength of the model.This new publication builds upon that outcome and details the next phases of the distribution cycle, as identified by the proprietary model.Updated Distribution Levels:Level 1:📍 $0.3620Current local resistance zone for initial reaction.Level 2:📍 $0.3638Secondary trade zone before temporary rejection.Level 3:📍 $0.3865Higher risk-reward trade zone ahead of final extension.Level 4 (Final Distribution Zone):📍 $0.5270Forecasted top of Stage 3 (Distribution Phase) — expected terminal resistance before a major corrective drop.Phase Structure (As per model):Stage 1: Accumulation Phase (Completed)Stage 2: Advance Phase (Currently in progress)Stage 3: Distribution Phase (Forecasted top at $0.5270)The model anticipates the market cycling through a series of retracements and minor dips (e.g., at $0.3401, $0.3193) during the climb before peaking at the final projected level.Primary Drop Level (Post-Distribution):$0.3333 – $0.3215This is the expected correction zone after the full distribution is completed.Summary:This forecast update reaffirms the strength of the proprietary mathematical model after the accurate call at $0.3632, now expanding its outlook to cover all remaining distribution levels, up to $0.5270. The projected levels offer institutional-grade clarity for trade management and risk-controlled entries within the volatile ARB/USDT pair.Disclaimer: The following forecast is derived from a proprietary, hand-crafted mathematical model developed independently over several years. It does not rely on traditional indicators, technical patterns, or third-party frameworks such as Elliott Wave Theory.This model calculates price action based on distribution phases, economic timing cycles, and natural market imbalances.