$AZTEC just ran +80% from lows. After a vertical move, momentum cool-off usually comes before continuation.
Short AZTEC Entry: $0.034–0.036 Stoploss: $0.037 targets: $0.031-$0.027-$0.022
Price extended far above SMA200, but MACD turning negative and RSI7 reset shows fading push. Heavy volume spike often leads to profit-taking phase. Lose $0.031 and pullback can accelerate toward $0.027 liquidity. Tight invalidation above recent high.
Failure to hold above $0.23 shows weak follow-through. 8% volume/MC means active trading, but rejection near $0.245 confirms supply. If $0.21 breaks on volume, downside can expand quickly toward $0.19 liquidity zone. Clean invalidation, strong RR setup.
RSI high (77) shows strength, not weakness yet. EMA7 > EMA30 and price above $0.95 trend base. If $1.05 breaks on volume, squeeze toward $1.12+ is likely. Only a loss of $0.95 shifts structure bearish. Tight risk, strong RR for x10–x20.
$ADA is bouncing, but still deeply below higher timeframe trend. This looks like relief, not reversal.
Short ADA Entry: $0.288–0.295 Stoploss: $0.315 targets: $0.270-$0.255-$0.220
Price below MA30 and far under MA200 (~-50%). RSI 45 shows weak momentum; MACD only slightly positive. $0.30 is strong supply zone — likely rejection unless heavy volume steps in. Lose $0.27 and downside accelerates toward $0.25 liquidity pocket.
$WLFI is compressing under $0.124 with steady volume. Range looks ready to expand bias slightly bullish.
Long WLFI Entry: $0.119–0.122 Stoploss: $0.112 targets: $0.128-$0.135-$0.150
Price holding above SMA30 with small bullish MACD cross. RSI neutral (53) room to push. If $0.124 breaks on strong 1H close, momentum can extend fast toward $0.13+. Lose $0.116 and setup fails. Tight risk, clean RR for x10–x20.
$VANA pulled back from $1.72 but buyers defended $1.48 hard. Structure still favors continuation if support holds.
Long VANA Entry: $1.58–1.62 Stoploss: $1.44 targets: $1.72-$1.90-$2.05
Strong bounce from $1.48 with heavy volume ($73M). Holding above $1.52–1.56 keeps higher-low structure intact. Break and close above $1.72 can trigger momentum expansion toward $1.90+. If $1.48 fails, setup invalidates fast tight risk, solid RR for x10–x20.
$BNB is compressing under $635 while holding higher lows. Structure favors breakout, not breakdown.
Long BNB Entry: $623–628 Stoploss: $586 targets: $640-$660-$690
Price above SMA30 with RSI 61 room to expand. MACD slightly negative but flattening, signaling potential bullish cross. Strong liquidity ($1.66B vol) supports real breakout if $635–640 flips. As long as $600 holds, bias stays upward toward range expansion.
$YGG just exploded 25% with volume 3× market cap. That’s momentum but also prime profit-taking territory.
Short YGG Entry: $0.0488–0.050 Stoploss: $0.053 targets: $0.046-$0.043-$0.039
RSI14 above 73 signals overbought on 1h. Price stretched after vertical spike, while resistance sits near $0.051. If momentum slows and $0.046 breaks, flush toward $0.040 liquidity zone is likely. High volatility favors fade over chase. Tight invalidation, strong RR for x10–x20 leverage.
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RSI overbought, price stretched above SMA7. MACD still positive but momentum likely peaking after 24h spike. If $29.6 (SMA30) breaks on volume, pullback can extend fast. Listing news priced in short term. Tight invalidation, strong RR for x10–x20 leverage.
$ZAMA pumped 14% with volume > market cap. That’s attention — but also exhaustion risk.
Short ZAMA Entry: $0.0224–0.0228 Stoploss: $0.0248 targets: $0.0209-$0.0195-$0.0175
Price stretched after sharp rally while MACD barely expands. RSI mixed, not strong continuation. With volume overheated, any slowdown can trigger fast pullback toward SMA200 ($0.0204). High intraday volatility favors fade setup over chasing. Tight invalidation, strong RR for x10–x20 leverage.
RSI below 50 and MACD histogram negative show fading strength. Price struggling near $0.288–0.3 resistance while sentiment turns slightly weak. If $0.25 liquidity zone cracks, downside can accelerate quickly. Tight invalidation, strong RR for x10–x20 leverage.
Price remains below SMA200 ($0.58) and EMA7 still under EMA30 — no real bullish crossover. MACD slightly negative, RSI mid-range, meaning upside lacks strength. If $0.48 cracks, liquidity can push a quick flush toward $0.44. Clean risk control, solid RR for x10–x20 leverage.
$AAVE is bleeding with RSI near 30 and momentum still negative. Oversold doesn’t mean bottom breakdown risk remains.
Short AAVE Entry: $114–116 Stoploss: $124 targets: $105-$98-$90
EMA7 below EMA30 confirms short-term bearish structure. MACD histogram negative, no reversal signal yet. If $112 support fails, liquidity can push price fast toward $100 zone. High volume favors continuation before any real recovery. Tight invalidation, strong RR for x10–x20 leverage.
RSI14 near 75 and RSI7 above 80 signal exhaustion. Price testing $1.69 (SMA200) after a sharp 13% spike. MACD positive but momentum not explosive. If volume cools, a retrace toward $1.60 support is likely first. Loss of $1.60 opens room to $1.48 and deeper flush. Tight risk, strong RR for x10–x20.
EMA7 > EMA30 and MACD slightly positive — buyers still in control. RSI near 60 shows room for expansion. If $0.204 breaks with volume, momentum can extend quickly. Losing $0.196 weakens structure, so risk stays tight below $0.19.
$JELLYJELLY is pulling back after a strong weekly run. This looks like a healthy dip not a breakdown.
LONG JELLYJELLY Entry: $0.064–$0.067 Stoploss: $0.06 targets: $0.07-$0.074-$0.08
7d +18% shows underlying strength. The 24h −7% is normal retrace after expansion. As long as $0.06 holds, structure remains bullish. Volume is decent relative to cap, so continuation toward $0.075–$0.08 is likely if buyers defend current zone.
$ALLO just printed +83% in 7 days with volume 3× average. Momentum is strong trend still favors upside.
LONG ALLO Entry: $0.140–$0.152 Stoploss: $0.135 targets: $0.165-$0.190-$0.230
Explosive volume confirms real flow, not a thin pump. Structure shows higher highs with buyers defending above $0.14. As long as $0.13 holds, continuation toward $0.20 is likely. Break above $0.153 cleanly and momentum can expand fast.
$JTO is pressing near 7-day highs with momentum still intact. Trend favors continuation before any deeper pullback.
LONG JTO Entry: $0.30–$0.31 Stoploss: $0.288 targets: $0.33-$0.35-$0.38
SMA7 > SMA30 > SMA200 confirms bullish structure. MACD remains positive and RSI ~67 shows strength, not full exhaustion yet. As long as $0.30 holds, buyers control flow. A clean break above $0.34 can trigger acceleration toward $0.38+. Risk invalidated only if $0.29 loses.
$ORCA is sitting near range support with weak sentiment. Breakdown setup looks cleaner than breakout.
SHORT ORCA Entry: $1.15–$1.18 Stoploss: $1.24 targets: $1.08-$0.99-$0.88
Price trades closer to $1.13 support than $1.24 resistance, with neutral-bearish bias. 24h volume isn’t expanding, and sentiment remains soft. If $1.13 cracks with momentum, liquidity below can accelerate the drop. No bullish confirmation unless $1.24 is reclaimed with strong volume.