$SUI is currently trading around 0.9295, showing short-term bullish recovery after bouncing from the 0.8750 low. Price recently touched the 0.9589 high and is now slightly pulling back, which looks like a healthy correction after the upward move.
🔎 Market Structure:
Strong bounce from support zone (0.8750 area) Formation of higher highs and higher lows (short term bullish)
Minor rejection near 0.9589 resistance
📌 Key Levels:
Resistance Zones:
0.9450 – 0.9589
Next major resistance: 0.9800
Support Zones:
0.9050
Strong support: 0.8750
🎯 Take Profit (TP) Targets:
TP1: 0.9450
TP2: 0.9589
TP3: 0.9800 (if bullish momentum continues)
⚠️ If price loses 0.9050 support, we could see a retest of 0.8750. Holding above support keeps the bullish structure intact.
Current Price: $0.2665 (+4.31%). 30m chart with EMA (7) > EMA (25) > EMA (99), bullish alignment after reclaiming $0.2620 support.
🎯 LONG Entry: $0.2630 – $0.2665
TP1 $0.2696
TP2 $0.2745
TP3 $0.2810
Stop Loss $0.2585
Holding above $0.2620 keeps the bullish continuation intact toward fresh intraday highs. A loss of $0.2580 would shift momentum back to short-term sellers.
$LTC Sell-the-rally bias as price rejects near 53.80 resistance and compresses under EMA99; structure shows lower high formation after rebound from 51.00 with fading momentum into supply.
Buy: SHORT
Entry: 53.20 – 53.50
Stop-Loss: 54.00
TP1: 52.30
TP2: 51.50
TP3: 50.80
Below 54.00, distribution scenario remains intact; sustained acceptance above invalidates the short thesis and shifts structure to continuation. Risk must be predefined before execution.
$ZKP short delivered clean downside follow-through.
Sellers kept control after entry and momentum expanded exactly as expected, with bounces getting sold off quickly and liquidity getting swept lower. The move has now reached a solid profit zone.
I’m closing the position here and securing the gains.
$ZKP short delivered clean downside follow-through.
Sellers kept control after entry and momentum expanded exactly as expected, with bounces getting sold off quickly and liquidity getting swept lower. The move has now reached a solid profit zone.
I’m closing the position here and securing the gains.
$DOGE — Price is reclaiming short-term structure after sweeping lows, with buyers attempting a base above 0.089.
Long DOGE
Entry: 0.0915 – 0.0930
SL: 0.0885
TP: 0.0955 – 0.0970 – 0.0990
$DOGE swept liquidity at 0.0879 and saw immediate buy-side reaction. The recovery has produced higher lows with price reclaiming the 25 EMA. Momentum is improving as short-term averages begin to turn upward. Structure is shifting from compression into early bullish rotation on the intraday.
As long as price holds above 0.0885, continuation toward the 0.097 liquidity pocket remains favored.
$DOGE — Price is reclaiming short-term structure after sweeping lows, with buyers attempting a base above 0.089.
Long DOGE
Entry: 0.0915 – 0.0930
SL: 0.0885
TP: 0.0955 – 0.0970 – 0.0990
$DOGE wept liquidity at 0.0879 and saw immediate buy-side reaction. The recovery has produced higher lows with price reclaiming the 25 EMA. Momentum is improving as short-term averages begin to turn upward. Structure is shifting from compression into early bullish rotation on the intraday.
As long as price holds above 0.0885, continuation toward the 0.097 liquidity pocket remains favored.
$BTC Price rolled over hard from the left side of the chart, then put in a sharp liquidation-style selloff before snapping back. That rebound wasn’t organic accumulation — it was fast, vertical, and corrective. Since then, BTC has been stuck carving a range beneath a clearly defined supply band around the prior breakdown zone (~72k). The attempt into that area failed cleanly and left behind a visible rejection — that’s not noise, that’s sellers defending inventory.
Since that rejection, price has been leaking lower in a controlled way. No panic, no expansion — just compression. That matters. When markets sell aggressively, they tend to bounce aggressively. When they drift, it usually means positioning is being adjusted rather than liquidated.
The most important behavior on the chart is the wick sweep below ~66k followed by immediate acceptance back above it. That tells you something specific: downside liquidity was taken, but sellers couldn’t press continuation. The response candle isn’t explosive, but it’s responsive — buyers showed up exactly where stops were vulnerable.
This puts short-term bears in an awkward spot. Shorts that entered late into the drift now see price reclaiming above the sweep level, while breakout buyers above are still trapped from the failed 72k attempt. That tension is what creates tradable bounces — not conviction but positioning stress.
At the same time, this is not a clean reversal structure yet. There’s no higher high, no decisive reclaim of the mid-range. Price is still below the area where sellers previously won. That means any long here is tactical, not thematic.
As long as price holds above the swept low and continues to accept above it, a rotation back into the range highs is structurally reasonable. If it loses that level with acceptance, the entire bounce thesis disappears, and the market likely resumes the broader corrective leg.