Technical analysis by miiroj about Symbol FLOKI: Buy recommendation (7/22/2025)

📘 Week 2 – Trade #4 Strategy Journal | Futures Account** Asset: \ FLOKIUSDT Timeframe**: 1H Entry Type**: Order Block (below the 0.786) --- 🧭 Context This is Day 4 of my live journaling and strategy publishing process. Normally, I don’t trade on Mondays or weekends—but recent schedule shifts had me checking the charts over the weekend and saw some SPOT trades to take on Monday. That work took up a lot of mental capital heading into Tuesday. Still, I wanted to stay consistent in the process, even if energy wasn’t fully focused on the charts. Trade Setup & Strategy I’ve been sitting in cash for a while. Today, I wasn’t actively hunting setups—I was waiting for one to come into my criteria , and this one did. The asset: \ FLOKIUSDT My usual entries are around the 0.618 retracement , but this time, I adjusted based on my internal bandwidth and risk sensitivity. Instead, I entered below the 0.786 , directly on the order block. Why? Because when my mind isn’t 100% on the charts, I don’t want to overexpose myself. Order block entries reduce my stop size and allow for better risk-to-reward profiles. It’s a cleaner, more defensive entry compared to FVGs or mid-OTE zones. So yes—I’ve gone a little off script from my usual 0.618 entries, but not outside the logic of the framework. It’s a tweak based on context and mental clarity. 📊 Market Structure & Bias I’m looking for a run of the previous day’s high. But here’s the wrinkle: that high is a Monday high. And Monday’s range often gets targeted later in the week, so there’s potential—but no guarantees. London PM session consolidated. NY AM lacked strong momentum. That leaves NY PM or Wednesday Asia/NY as potential breakout windows. I’m letting it run, no interference. 🔍 Risk, Entry, and Strategy Notes Entry: Order Block, below 0.786 Bias: Take out previous day’s high Timeframe: 1H Stop: Tighter than my usual 0.618 entries Mental Capital: Split between trading futures and Spot Objective: Stay consistent with journaling and process Trade Management: No touch. Let it do what it does. 📌 Reflections This is a good representation of adapting the strategy without breaking it. Fewer trades, less risk, more focus—and ideally, cleaner results. This also confirms something I’ve been leaning into: > **I'd rather take fewer, higher-conviction trades at cleaner levels.** Let’s see if this one plays out. Win or loss, the goal remains the same: Consistency → Clarity → Repeatability. --- Result to be published once the trade concludes. This journal remains part of a longer strategy documentation series.So TP was delivered except I wasn't in. Price retested the .786 level but not the Order Block. I wasn't mentally into future but I had to respect my strategy and the strategy won beautifully, I just didn't bank the cash. This makes 3 out of 4 wins, same strategy, same trading window. I will be looking for more price action tonight.