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•The move to $122.5k looks like a sharp liquidity grab / exhaustion wick rather than a sustained follow-through. •Price failed to hold the top (small bearish candles after the spike) and is now sitting on/near a shallow support area — a classic place for sellers to press once momentum cools. •Multiple prior “S” markers around the mid-$118k zone show persistent supply there; that same supply can re-assert as price retests. •Bearish bias while price remains below the red supply zone (~$122.2–122.5k) and until it can reclaim & close above ~123k on 1H. Key levels (read from the chart) •Immediate resistance / supply zone: 122,200 – 122,501 (red box). •Current price shown: 121,506.61. •Support levels (dotted lines): 119,872.53 (first), 118,864.72 (second), 115,843.52 (stronger support / demand). •Invalidation for the bearish plan: sustained close above ~123,000 (1H close). Two actionable bearish setups (with exact math) Setup A — “Rejection short” (preferred) •Rationale: Wait for a retest/rejection of the red supply zone (122.2–122.5k). •Entry: 122,200 (short on clear rejection candle) •Stop: 123,000 (above the supply) → risk = 123,000 − 122,200 = 800 points. •Targets: oTP1 = 119,872.53 → reward = 122,200 − 119,872.53 = 2,327.47 → R:R = 2,327.47 / 800 = 2.91 : 1. oTP2 = 118,864.72 → reward = 122,200 − 118,864.72 = 3,335.28 → R:R ≈ 4.17 : 1. oTP3 = 115,843.52 → reward = 122,200 − 115,843.52 = 6,356.48 → R:R ≈ 7.95 : 1. Setup B — “Breakdown short” (if price loses structure) •Rationale: Trade the structure break — enter only after a clean breakdown below a nearby support retest. •Entry: 121,000 (short once price decisively breaks and retests lower side) •Stop: 122,000 → risk = 1,000 points. •Targets: same support ladder: oTP1 = 119,872.53 → reward = 121,000 − 119,872.53 = 1,127.47 → R:R = 1,127.47 / 1,000 = 1.13 : 1. oTP2 = 118,864.72 → R:R ≈ 2.14 : 1. oTP3 = 115,843.52 → R:R ≈ 5.16 : 1. Short trade management / rules •Position sizing: risk a fixed % of account per trade (e.g., 0.5–1%). Use the risk points above to size the position. •Scaling: take ~25–40% at TP1, move stop to breakeven on first partial fill, trail rest to TP2/TP3. •Confirmation: prefer one of these confirmations before entry — bearish 1H close below the short entry or clear rejection wick + volume spike to the upside followed by selling. (I can’t see live volume here — check it on your platform.) •Invalidation: an hourly close above ~123k invalidates the bearish plan; flip bias to neutral/bull. Why this is a high-probability bearish setup •The rally was fast and left small-range candles after the spike — typical of exhaustion where liquidity was swept. •Prior range had repeated sells around lower highs (S markers) — that supply doesn’t vanish; a failed breakout often returns to fill that liquidity. •The downside targets are relatively close (TP1 is only ~1.63k points below current price, about 1.34%), so short targets are reachable without needing a large trend reversal. (Example percent math shown exactly: current 121,506.61 − TP1 119,872.53 = 1,634.08 points → 1,634.08 ÷ 121,506.61 = 0.0134485 → ≈ 1.345% drop to TP1.) Watchouts / final notes •If BTC prints strong continuation volume on a push above 122.5k and holds >123k on hourly closes, the short edge is gone. •Check 4H / daily to ensure this isn’t just a higher-timeframe bullish leg that will quickly absorb short pressure. If higher TF shows strong bullish structure, keep stops tighter. •Not financial advice — treat this as a technical plan and adjust sizing/risk to your rules.

SUI has rebounded strongly from the $3.089–$3.266 demand zone, establishing a clear higher low on the 4H chart. This bounce was followed by a decisive break above short-term resistance near $3.60, signaling renewed bullish momentum. Price is now around $3.83, just below the key $4 psychological barrier, where buyers appear poised to push toward higher resistance levels. The structure favors continuation to the upside as long as $3.512 holds as support. A strong 4H close above $3.85–$3.90 could unlock the move toward $4.24 and potentially $4.44. Momentum indicators align with price action, suggesting the uptrend has further room to extend. Trade Setup •Entry: $3.83 (or pullback to $3.70–$3.75) •Stop Loss: $3.512 •Target 1: $4.248 (~10.9%) •Target 2: $4.443 (~15.9%) •Partial Profit Plan: Take some profits near $4.24 to lock in gains, let the rest run toward $4.44 depending on momentum and your risk profile. 📌 It is recommended to book partial gains along the way and use trailing stops to protect profits while allowing the trade to capture extended upside moves.

XRP has been carving out a potential reversal after a deep correction from the $3.66 high. The price found strong support near the $2.72–$2.73 region — an area that acted as a launchpad during the July rally. That zone held firmly through multiple retests, suggesting solid buyer interest. Now, price action is printing higher lows while gradually reclaiming structure. The recent reaction off support confirms a shift in momentum, with bulls stepping back in. The mid-range resistance at $3.06 is currently capping upside, but pressure is building for a breakout. Sellers attempted to defend that level multiple times but failed to push price lower, which hints at absorption. A clean 4H candle close above $3.06 could be the ignition point for the next impulsive move. Here’s the trade setup: 📌 Entry – On breakout and retest of $3.06 📌 Stop Loss – Below $2.85 (beneath support zone and higher low) 📌 Target 1 – $3.30 (partial profit) 📌 Target 2 – $3.66 (full target) 📌 Risk-to-Reward – Approx. 2.8R While the full move aims for a retest of the highs, it's important to mature gains partially at $3.30 to lock in profits. This protects your capital and gives you flexibility in case momentum fades or price consolidates below resistance. On the structure side, the recent wave sequence and price compression hint at the early formation of a bullish continuation pattern — possibly an inverse head & shoulders or ascending triangle. Either would confirm bullish strength if neckline/resistance at $3.06 is broken convincingly. The broader sentiment supports a move higher, but don’t ignore short-term volatility around resistance zones. Risk management remains key — let the chart validate your thesis, and trail your stop once price moves toward $3.30.

NEAR is currently facing heavy selling pressure after failing to break above the $2.508–$2.570 resistance zone. This zone has acted as a strong supply area, with multiple “S” sell signals appearing here in recent sessions. The rejection from this level aligns with the broader downtrend structure that has been in place since July 29. Price is now hovering just below the $2.471 level, which is acting as immediate resistance. A decisive rejection here is likely to trigger further downside toward the $2.385 support. If sellers maintain momentum, the next bearish targets will be $2.301 and potentially the $2.200–$2.150 zone on an extended move. The market structure remains in a pattern of lower highs and lower lows, and the recent rally appears to be a corrective move rather than a trend reversal. Unless NEAR can close strongly above $2.570, the dominant trend remains bearish. Trading Setup •Entry: Around $2.470–$2.500 on rejection confirmation •Stop-loss: Above $2.570 •Take-profit 1: $2.385 •Take-profit 2: $2.301 •Extended Target: $2.200–$2.150 if selling accelerates •Risk-Reward: Around 2.5:1 Risk Caution While the setup favors the downside, NEAR can experience sharp short-covering bounces. Traders should consider booking partial profits after a drop of around 100 pips in their favor to protect gains and reduce exposure to sudden reversals.

Solana has recently rebounded from a strong demand zone around $162.07–$155.83 after an extended downtrend. This support has held multiple times over the past few sessions, showing that buyers are defending it aggressively. The “B” buy signals near these lows further support the case for an upward move. Price has now broken above the $170.29–$169.97 resistance area, which has flipped into immediate support. Holding above this zone strengthens the probability of continuation toward the next key resistance levels. The first resistance to watch is $175.63, followed by $184.67. If price sustains above these zones, the major bullish target lies near $195.26, aligning with the top of the projected profit zone in your chart. From a structure perspective, the pattern suggests a potential short-term trend reversal, with higher lows forming since August 3. This change in market structure, combined with the break above the recent consolidation, indicates renewed bullish momentum. Trading Setup •Entry: Around $170.80–$171.00 (above breakout confirmation) •Stop-loss: Below $169.90 or deeper at $162.00 for wider protection •Take-profit 1: $175.63 •Take-profit 2: $184.67 •Final Target: $195.26 •Risk-Reward: Approximately 3.2:1 Risk Caution Solana is known for sharp intraday swings. Traders should consider locking partial gains once the price moves 2–3% in their favor (about +3–5 USDT from entry) to protect capital while still holding for the larger target.

Ethereum has recently broken above a short-term descending trendline that had been guiding the market lower over the past sessions. This breakout occurred after price formed a strong base around the $3,357 support zone, indicating that sellers were losing momentum. The “B” buy signals printed near these lows further strengthen the bullish outlook. The immediate resistance lies around $3,559, which is the level price is currently approaching. If buyers can maintain momentum above this area, the next upside targets are $3,576, $3,680, $3,717, and $3,773. The major resistance and projected take-profit area is near $3,941. From a structural standpoint, the shift from lower lows to higher lows suggests that the short-term trend may be reversing in favor of buyers. This aligns with the increased buying volume observed after the breakout, hinting at potential follow-through in the next London or New York session. Trading Setup •Entry: Around $3,553 after breakout confirmation •Stop-loss: Below $3,357 •Take-profit 1: $3,680 •Take-profit 2: $3,773 •Final Target: $3,941 •Risk-Reward: Approximately 1.89:1

DOGEUSDT has been in a clear downtrend since late July, printing consistent lower highs and lower lows. The current market structure shows sellers firmly in control, with every bullish bounce quickly fading. The recent rejection near $0.2244 and the inability to sustain above the $0.21 zone highlight persistent selling pressure. At the moment, DOGE is hovering around $0.2043, just under a short-term resistance band between $0.2067 and $0.2090. This area has acted as a rejection point in the last few sessions, suggesting that unless bulls can break above it with strong volume, the path of least resistance remains downward. Below, the first major support sits at $0.1855. If that breaks, the selling could accelerate toward $0.1680, a level that aligns with a previous consolidation base from June. In an extended decline, $0.1427 comes into view as a long-term support level that previously acted as a strong demand zone. The chart also shows an active short trade setup in play: •Entry: $0.2043 •Stop-Loss: $0.2244 •Targets: TP1 at $0.1855, TP2 at $0.1680, and TP3 at $0.1427 From a risk-reward perspective, this setup remains attractive, especially if the price breaks below $0.1855. However, traders should watch for any bullish invalidation signs — a close above $0.2136 could challenge the short bias, while a sustained break above $0.2244 would signal a possible trend shift. Until then, the broader technical picture still favors the bears.

The 4-hour chart for XRP/USD indicates a market that has been under selling pressure since the sharp drop around July 23rd, where price broke down from the 3.40+ range. Since then, XRP has been struggling to reclaim higher levels, with the red trend indicator line (likely a moving average or trend-follow tool) acting as a persistent dynamic resistance. After bottoming near the 3.05 zone on July 25th, the price moved into a sideways consolidation, repeatedly testing both the lower range (around 3.08) and upper range (around 3.20). This tight range suggests accumulation or distribution ahead of a bigger move. Currently, the chart shows a potential long setup triggered around 3.1450, with a stop loss just below 3.0797 and a take profit target at 3.3314. This setup aims to capture a breakout from the consolidation zone toward the previous resistance area just below 3.35. The risk-to-reward ratio is favorable (close to 1:3), making it an attractive trade for short-term swing traders. The target level aligns with the price area before the breakdown on July 23rd, where sellers previously gained control. Breaking through that level could signal a short-term trend reversal. However, the price still needs to clear the 3.20 resistance with a strong candle close to confirm bullish momentum. Trade Setup •Entry: 3.1450 (current level, inside consolidation support) •Stop Loss: 3.0797 (below recent swing low) •Take Profit: 3.3314 (prior resistance zone) •Risk-to-Reward Ratio: ~1:2.94 •Trade Bias: Short-term long aiming for breakout from consolidation

The PEPEUSDT 4H chart clearly shows that the market has been in a downtrend since late July, forming consistent lower highs and lower lows. The trend indicator lines (red above price, blue below) suggest that bearish momentum has been dominant for several sessions. From July 28 onwards, price tested the short-term moving average multiple times but failed to break above it, confirming that sellers remain in control. However, over the past few candles, we can see that price has started to slow its decline and is now consolidating near the 0.00001145 support zone. This is an area where buyers have previously stepped in, making it a potential pivot point for a short-term bounce. The marked trade idea on the chart suggests a countertrend long trade. This makes sense because the market is oversold on lower timeframes and showing signs of accumulation. The upside target is set just below a prior reaction level at 0.00001289, which has historically acted as resistance. This creates an opportunity for a clean bounce if buying pressure increases. Trade Setup •Entry: 0.00001145 (at current support) •Stop Loss: 0.00001100 (below recent swing low) •Take Profit: 0.00001289 (targeting prior resistance) •Risk-to-Reward Ratio: ~1:3.2 •Trade Bias: Short-term countertrend long

Looking at the 4H chart of XAUUSD, the price appears to be stabilizing after a period of decline, with selling pressure showing signs of exhaustion. The recent candles have smaller bodies, reflecting indecision from sellers and potential accumulation from buyers. Price is holding above the key horizontal support zone around 3,307–3,324, an area that has acted as a strong demand zone in the past. Each time the market dipped into this region, buyers stepped in, which gives the current structure a bullish undertone. The EMA from your CM EMA TrendBars indicator has flattened out after a downward slope, suggesting that bearish momentum is losing strength. Price is also attempting to retest above this EMA, which, if achieved and maintained, could trigger further buying interest. This aligns with a possible short-term double-bottom pattern forming around 3,307, a common reversal setup if confirmed by a break above nearby resistance levels. On the broader scale, gold has been in an overall macro uptrend for months. This recent weakness on the 4H chart could simply be a corrective pullback before another leg higher, rather than the start of a prolonged downtrend. If bulls can reclaim the EMA and hold above 3,348, the upside potential opens toward the 3,360 area and potentially higher. Trading Setup •Entry: Around 3,324.90 •Target: 3,360.89 (+1.10% / +36.4 USD) •Stop Loss: 3,307.75 (-0.50% / -16.7 USD) •Risk-to-Reward Ratio: ≈ 2.18 This setup offers more than double the potential reward compared to the risk, which fits well with a bullish bias. A decisive close above the EMA would serve as further confirmation for the trade.