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It looks like we have a deviation below the demand zone and the $13.8 support, which could present a buying opportunity.I’m waiting to see if the price finds support around $14.4.If the price drops below $14 and stays there for an extended period, I’ll reassess the trade, as we could see another leg down toward the $8-$11 zone, where stronger support is likely.For now, the weekly oscillators look decent—Stoch RSI is close to a bullish cross, and RSI has found support at 40.

Celo has bounced every time it touched the lower range around $0.40, usually reaching at least 0.25.However, given the current market conditions, I expect either more downside or a sideways movement in the next few days.The Stoch RSI is gearing up for a bullish cross on the weekly, but historically, the first cross is often followed by a negative one, before a second bullish cross that truly pushes the price higher. So while we might see some short-term upside, we should also be prepared for lower prices before a more significant rally kicks in.

TIA has dropped below $3.7, the lower boundary of its range, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.If the price manages to reclaim $3.7, it would confirm a major fakeout, potentially pushing the price back up to $5-$6.In the short term, we might see a small bounce toward the 21 EMA on the daily timeframe, accompanied by a bullish cross on the Stoch RSI.After that, another pullback could happen, setting up a second bullish cross on the Stoch RSI—which, historically, has often led to stronger upward moves.

Considering that we are below the 12/21 EMA on the daily timeframe, the trend remains downward.The EMAs may continue to decline before the price temporarily moves above them, creating a false impression of a trend reversal.After that, we could see a drop below $3.8.

We had a decent reaction from the nPOC, with a 20% bounce, but ICP still hasn’t reached my area of interest at $7.7. Considering that the price tested the 21 EMA on the daily chart after the bounce, it looks like a dead cat bounce. I still believe ICP has room to move lower.

SEI is currently in a support zone at 0.25 and near the lower boundary of the descending channel. The price may continue to move within this descending channel until it reaches the 0.30–0.28$ range.A reaction is likely to occur from that zone where we have the nPOC and the 61.8 Fibonacci retracement level.

GRT seems to be heading toward the nPOC, considering that the USDT.D chart is also in a support zone, increasing the chances of GRT reaching 0.14. Interestingly, the stochastic RSI also attempted a positive cross but was rejected. Moreover, the price forms a descending triangle. These combined factors make me think there's a 60–70% chance we'll see GRT at a lower price soon.

After experiencing a parabolic increase from 0.221 to 1.328, the price has oscillated within a descending trend, forming progressively lower highs. I believe there is still an opportunity to position long when the price revisits the demand zone, which aligns with the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level and the 2024 annual opening price slightly below it. However, if the price breaks below this demand zone, another opportunity may arise around the 0.25 level, where we also have an nPOC (naked Point of Control).

After starting the year with a 27% increase in less than a week, followed by a drop that brought the price below the year's opening, it seems the price is consolidating between 44 and 34. I don't think this is the best time to enter a position, whether long or short unless you're a scalper. That’s why I believe the area between nPOC and 0.25 could offer some decent long opportunities with risk-reward ratios of over 3:1.We should wait to see how the price reacts in those areas. Specifically, we should wait for the price to drop below nPOC or 0.25; when the price moves back above those areas, we can enter a long position.