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PENDLE’s chart is loaded with nuance right now. There’s a lot in play, and multiple paths could unfold from here so staying nimble and managing risk is key. The October 10 flash crash left a deep wick at the bottom of the range. Price initially bounced back to ~$3.87 but has since retraced heavily into that wick. Candle spreads are widening, which suggests selling pressure is still present, but volume hasn’t picked up. That leans me toward accumulation rather than distribution. We’re currently hovering around the EQ of that wick. If price pushes out strongly from here, the pullback may be complete and we can treat the October 10 low as a low-volume spring. If price continues to pull back, we may sweep those October lows and form the actual spring. The ideal confirmation would be a weekly move below the range on volume, followed by a close back inside the range preferably with a doji or hammer. Psychologically, that would be the cleanest setup, injecting liquidity and setting the stage for reversal. Just below the range sits the yearly S1 pivot and a major monthly FVG both worth watching. Trade Scenario 1 – Early Entry with Spring Add-on Entry • Start layering in now (as outlined above) • Add again if we get the spring confirmation Stop Loss • No hard SL yet. This setup leans advanced. • If we see large bearish candles on rising volume, the thesis is invalidated and we exit. Trade Scenario 2 – Wait for Spring Confirmation Entry • Wait for price to sweep the lows and print the spring candle • Enter on confirmation (weekly close back in range with volume) Targets for Both Scenarios Keep it simple: • EQ of the range • Range highs • Minimal range extension if price breaks out above This is a contrarian view. Many expect crypto to roll over into a broader bear phase. But if this spring plays out, PENDLE could offer a clean bounce setup with strong psychological structure with most retail traders left behind.

TAO is showing serious strength following the $20B crypto dump on Friday, October 10th. That event triggered a high-volume Spring out of the range, closing strong and decisively. Volume on the Spring exceeded that of the Selling Climax (SC), which suggests we should now expect a Test of demand. Two key zones are in play for this test, but given the size of the wick, we may not see a deep pullback being nimble is key. Most Bullish Scenario Price finds support near the local 50% level (green line) Reaccumulation occurs Price targets the top of the range, forming a Jump Across the Creek (JAC) If price pulls back on declining volume with overlapping candles (BU/LPS), expect a strong continuation The minimal range target is ambitious, but that’s what the structure tells us. Respect the setup, manage the risk, and most importantly don't tell the chart what to do.

GRT is showing a fantastic range structure with a clean spring—an ideal case study in Wyckoff volume analysis. Despite the historic $20B crypto liquidation on October 10th, GRT’s wick printed on lower volume than the Selling Climax (SC), suggesting no need for a Spring retest. Price closed decisively back inside the range and above the yearly S1 pivot classic signs of smart money absorption. Trade Scenarios Option 1: Immediate Entry Entry: Current price Stop Loss: Just below the Spring Targets: TP1: ~$0.26 — strong resistance zone TP2: ~$1.53 — projected range target aligned with macro 50% level These targets may seem ambitious, but they’re structurally derived. This is what the chart is telling us. Option 2: Pullback Entry Entry: Wait for a pullback near the EQ of the Spring wick on the daily TF Stop Loss: Based on daily structure Targets: Same as Option 1

STX has been quietly range bound for nearly four years, but the recent price action demands attention. While most alts printed fresh lows during the October 10th liquidation flush, STX held firm its wick didn’t breach the Selling Climax (SC), and volume surged. This Last Point of Support (LPS) signals strong demand and potential smart money presence (weekly timeframe). Trade Scenarios Option 1: Immediate Entry Entry: Current price Stop Loss: Just below the LPS Targets: TP1: Yearly pivot + major 50% level TP2: If price breaks the range high, a projected range extension gives a minimal target of ~$42 These targets may seem ambitious, but they’re derived directly from the chart structure, no hopium, just data. Option 2: Pullback Entry Entry: Wait for a pullback near the EQ of the large wick Stop Loss: Based on daily TF structure Targets: Same as Option 1

While most altcoins broke its range lows and printed fresh lows following the October 10th liquidation flush, BAT held its ground and gained! This is a very bullish signal. The weekly candle closed strong on increased volume, signaling quiet accumulation beneath the surface. No need to overcomplicate: this setup speaks for itself. Minimal range target: 0.2786 Stop loss options: Simple: use the weekly swing low Advanced: refine on the daily TF for tighter SL and improved R:R This structure offers a clean swing setup with asymmetric potential.Well that was quick. Could take Tp around the yearly pivot and bring stops up

Massive liquidation shook the crypto space on Friday, October 10th with nearly $20B flushed out. But while the masses panicked, the charts show smart money buying. LINK printed a textbook high-volume spring out of the range, signaling smart money absorption amid capitulation. The weekly candle closed deep into the range, reinforcing the idea that this wasn’t random volatility, it was structured accumulation and shakeout. Volume on the Spring exceeded that of the Selling Climax (SC), which sets the stage for a potential retest. But don’t anchor to the $7.64 wick, that’s an anomaly. Instead, watch for price to revisit the EQ of that wick zone to form a higher low (HL) and validate the test. This setup offers a compelling Risk-to-Reward profile. If the structure holds, a minimal very simple range target sits around ~$66. from here price could go much higher but one step at a time.