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Played out nicely since last update. Ethereum has held near the level highlighted in the last update and, after a correction, pushed into the wave 3 most likely target. Price rejected from that area without yet breaking the all-time high. If this wave 3 has completed, which isn’t confirmed yet, the Elliott Wave count suggests caution. A wave 4 at the higher degree could be next. To gain clarity, we’ll need to see a few key pivots broken. The completion of a smaller 5-wave move lining up with the higher-degree wave 3 target is a clue this may be the spot to pause and evaluate. The way this retracement unfolds will help decide which degree it belongs to and set expectations for what comes next.

PENGU continues to deliver, respecting structure and printing some clean price action. After breaking out of consolidation beneath the LOI at 0.032, price extended sharply, reaching as high as 0.0469—where we just saw a firm rejection, previously identified in the last update. That level wasn’t random. It aligned with a Most Likely Target (MLT) for a wave 5 at a lesser degree and a wave 3 at a higher degree. That kind of confluence usually draws in some heat—and it did. So what now? The conservative bull outlook is that we may be entering a wave 4. How this pullback unfolds could tell us a lot. The last retrace was shallow, and if this one digs a bit deeper or breaks certain levels with pattern clarity, that might signal a higher degree wave 4 is underway. The key level here is the 0.0325 level we were watching before. The raging bull scenario is that we’re still in a lesser degree impulse up. A hold and bounce off the key level could be enough to continue the move higher. But I’m watching the conservative outlook here until we get more print. Here’s what I’m watching: • Wave 4 Behavior Is this a pause or a pivot? The next leg depends on how corrective this gets. • 0.027 A break here would raise eyebrows. That’s a deeper level of interest and could hint at something more than a minor pullback. • Pattern Depth & Structure Each retrace tells a story. More complex wave 4s tend to show themselves through drawn-out corrections or deeper fib targets. I’m still holding partial from the original 0.012 entry, having taken some profit on the way up. If we get a clean W4 print, I’ll be scouting for the next add. Trade what’s printed. Stay flexible. Let the wave show its hand. Trade Safe. Trade Clarity.

If you find this information inspiring/helpful, please consider a boost and follow! Any questions or comments, please leave a comment! PENGU has made a strong move off the 0.007 level, now it just popped cleanly out of consolidation beneath the key LOI at 0.032. That break gave us the signal we needed for continuation, and so far, the price has followed through nicely. But now, we’re approaching a zone where things could get a bit trickier. This advance is starting to look like a classic wave 3 impulse, and while there’s no clear confirmation of a top yet, signs are beginning to flash caution. That means it’s time to start watching for potential topping behavior—especially if we move into a broader consolidation phase. Here’s what’s on my radar: • Wave 3 Exhaustion? Still unconfirmed, but this could be the final leg of the wave 3 structure. • AOI or Key Level Rejection A stall or strong reaction near resistance could be a red flag. Channel parallel being reached. • Bearish Divergence on the EWO Momentum isn’t keeping pace with price. That’s often a precursor to a deeper pullback. No need to force the next move here. This thing could just keep ripping up, but I am being extra cautious here. Not only to look for a potential top, but if a retrace is given, a potential long add to my current trade. Taking profit at these levels makes sense, especially given the early entry from 0.012 and my trade plan. As always, trade what’s printed, not what’s hoped for. Stay nimble. Trade Safe! Trade Clarity!

Ethereum Wave 3 in Play? Eyes on the $4500 Target Ethereum may currently be progressing through a wave 3, which is often the strongest leg of an impulse. The structure so far supports that idea, and based on standard projections, the most likely target sits near $4500. If price can break and hold above the 4k level, we could see a consolidation forming above the previous high. That would be a constructive sign and might set up the next leg higher. But there’s still a chance ETH struggles to clear that level. If that happens, consolidation could form just underneath, which would still be acceptable within a wave 3 framework. What matters next is the shape and depth of the pullback. Wave 4 will be the key. A shallow or sideways correction would keep bullish momentum intact. A deeper pullback doesn't ruin the structure, but it does mean we’ll need to watch support zones more closely. If wave 4 behaves well and broader market conditions stay supportive, then a final wave 5 could bring ETH into the $5000 region. That’s the upper edge of this current roadmap, based on conservative assumptions. Stay flexible. Let the structure guide the bias.

SUI is shaping up to be one of those charts that makes you lean in a little closer. Right now, it appears to be sitting inside a potential wave 3, but something feels off. It hasn’t exploded yet. And when you’re looking for wave 3 behavior, that’s what you want: speed, commitment, follow-through. A clean surge, ideally in a straight line, that clears doubts and leaves the doubters behind. We’re not seeing that yet. Right now the move is decipherable at many nested degrees making this move feel cautious. And that opens the door to some possibilities: It is a wave 3, just one that hasn’t lit the match yet. We’re still nesting, multiple wave 1s and 2s stacking before the actual move hits. Or it's a wave C of a Zig Zag. As for levels, $4.20 stands out. Whether this turns into a rocket or a reset likely hinges on how price reacts there. Stay nimble. If this is a true wave 3, it’ll leave no time for hesitation. Be early, but not reckless.

Which number will play? 🤔 Swift price action makes the chart light up. It grabs your attention, makes it feel like something big is happening. And often it is. But sometimes, those sharp moves stall out just as quickly as they started. That’s why we Always Plan Ahead. Some alts gave us a clean #ElliottWave anchor. Structurally, it looks like a potential wave 3. Strong momentum, hitting projection zones, and solid separation from prior corrections at the smaller degree. Exactly what you want to see. But fast doesn’t always mean forward. Without a proper follow-through or a complete structure, one wave doesn’t tell the whole story. That’s why it’s key to wait for the next pieces to print. A wave 3 might be in play, but we still need confirmation—whether it unfolds into a 5-wave impulse, stalls into a correction, or pivots entirely. The chart shows a few possibilities. 1 A swift move that didn’t lead to continuation. 2 A Zig Zag that completing. 3 A better-looking impulse with space between the corrective moves. 4 An impulse that completes but sets us up for a 2nd entry The question now: Which number will play? … or something else entirely? That’s where planning comes in. You don’t need to know the outcome to be ready for it. Stay sharp. Stay patient. And most of all— Always Plan Ahead.

PENGU Taking a Breather? Wave 4 May Be Brewing After a strong move, PENGU looks like it might be pausing for breath. The recent action suggests we may have just wrapped up a small-degree Wave 3, with price now struggling to clear a key resistance level from earlier in the structure. That hesitation could mark the early stages of a Wave 4 correction...Conservatively. Here’s the zone I’m watching for a potential W4 pullback: - .236 to 50% retracement of Wave 3, measured from the Wave 2 low - Most Likely Target (MLT) sits right around the .382 fib - Keep an eye on time symmetry—Wave 4 may offset the time duration of Wave 2 - Price could react off the base channel as a support guide If this is a W4, it could give us a clean continuation setup into Wave 5—provided it holds structure and doesn’t overlap the Wave 1 territory. Stalking the pullback as it plays out, and am ready to react if we see support step in at the expected fib levels or the base channel. Trade Safe! Trade Clarity!

If you find this information inspiring/helpful, please consider a boost and follow! Any questions or comments, please leave a comment! The move off the low looked like a clean, completed impulse—sharp, decisive, and well-structured. After that, we got a double zigzag retracement. It ran a bit deeper than the textbook version, but still landed right in the normal range you’d expect for a healthy correction. From there, we saw another smaller-degree impulse form off the .007 pivot, suggesting bullish momentum was building again. Since the last update, PENGU has come a long way—more than doubling in price and now hovering around a most likely target for a wave 3. What’s notable is how it got there: not just by breaking above the 0.017 resistance, but by blowing through multiple base channels on solid momentum and healthy volume. We didn’t get the ideal depth for a retrace for a wave 2 before that breakout, but that doesn’t disqualify the larger count. In fact, from an Elliott Wave perspective, I still believe we haven’t seen a proper wave 4 to balance out the earlier wave (2). So I’m holding off on calling a top to this wave 3 just yet. Here’s what we’re watching closely now: The secondary impulse off .007 continues to build structure Ideally, the next pullback holds above the 0.027 or .022 region, signaling respect for previous support and AOIs That pullback needs to unfold correctively, not impulsively, to confirm bullish continuation The next trade setup I’m eyeing is that wave 4 into wave 5 move. I’ll be stalking this ticker closely as structure unfolds. Trade safe. Trade clarity.

If you find this information inspiring/helpful, please consider a boost and follow! Any questions or comments, please leave a comment! BONK: Watching the Impulse Unfold Looks like BONK may have bottomed at 887, where it kicked off what appears to be an impulsive move up. The retrace that followed was suspicious—plenty of ways to count it depending on your lens—but price action eventually started hinting at a 12-12 or zigzag-style crossroad. That indecision resolved quickly once BONK cleared 1511, shifting the structure firmly back into bullish territory. Now trading around 2242, the behavior is aligning with what you'd expect from a wave 3: strong momentum, vertical lift, and minimal resistance. It’s moving like a third wave should. That said, there’s some heavy resistance sitting overhead at 2506, and it could stall or even reject price short-term. If it does, the next thing I’ll be watching is how price reacts—specifically looking for a clean wave 4 pullback and a final push into wave 5. If we see that 4–5 structure play out at multiple degrees, it would go a long way toward confirming this whole move as a completed impulse off the low. For now, this one stays on watch for the next setup. Trade Safe! Trade Clarity!

The IMSETT 3/C Entry Model. Every trader wants to catch the big moves the ones that pay quickly and decisively. In Elliott Wave, those moves often come during Wave 3. It's the strongest part of the trend, and when you're positioned early, the risk-to-reward is unmatched. But not every opportunity hands you a clean Wave 3 on a silver platter. Sometimes you’re looking at a Wave C instead. That’s where the 3/C Entry Model comes in. It’s designed to get you aligned with high-conviction moves—whether the market is in a trend or a zig zag. Here’s the edge: both Wave 3 and Wave C often start the same way—a strong, motive push off an AOI (area of interest), followed by a retracement. That shared structure gives us an anchor. Whether we’re labeling it a 3 or a C doesn’t change the fact that the initial impulse gives us clarity, direction, and a place to manage risk. That’s what the IMSETT Model is built around: Identify Motive Scout Entry Plan Track Trade Each step is focused, actionable, and repeatable. You're not trying to outguess the market—you’re reacting to structure, preparing for common behavior, and executing with intent. I do have a video with a walk through. This just the way I look for clarity in setups. As with everything in trading, nothing will work every time so do your own research this is not financial advice. Cheers! Trade Safe, Trade Clarity.