$ZEC / Zcash – Rally Rejection & Distribution Signs
$ZEC faced clear rejection near the 253 supply zone, printed a lower high on the 45m timeframe, and is now compressing back into the EMA cluster. Momentum is fading after the impulsive breakout, suggesting possible distribution rather than continuation.
Bias: SHORT
Entry: 238.0 – 242.0 Stop-Loss: 254.5
Targets: TP1: 233.0 TP2: 226.0 TP3: 220.5
As long as price remains below 254.5, downside rotation toward prior demand zones remains favored. A clean acceptance above that level invalidates the bearish thesis.
Volatility has expanded recently — adjust position sizing accordingly and manage risk strictly.
$DASH is showing signs of weakness near key resistance, and momentum appears to be fading. The $35.90 level is critical — failure to reclaim and hold above this zone could open the door for downside continuation.
SHORT $DASH
Entry: $35.00 Stop Loss: $36.40
Targets:
• TP1: $34.00 • TP2: $33.50
If price gets rejected again near resistance and loses short-term structure, sellers could accelerate the move toward lower liquidity zones.
However, acceptance back above resistance would invalidate the breakdown idea and shift momentum back to buyers.
$STBL is reclaiming short-term structure after the recent pullback and printing higher lows on the 1H chart. Momentum is gradually shifting back to buyers, while the $0.0388 support zone continues to hold, offering a solid risk-to-reward long opportunity.
LONG $STBL
Entry: $0.0396 – $0.0398 Stop Loss: $0.0387
Take Profit Targets
• TP1: $0.0405 • TP2: $0.0413 • TP3: $0.0425
As long as price holds above support and maintains higher lows, a push into resistance remains favored. A rejection would likely come with loss of structure and acceptance back below support.
Key Question: Does this move have enough momentum to break through resistance, or do sellers defend again?
$ZAMA has moved into oversold territory and is now reacting from a key demand zone. Selling pressure is slowing, and price is attempting to stabilize, opening room for a short-term relief move.
LONG $ZAMA
Entry: 0.02312 Stop Loss: 0.02279
Targets
• TP1: 0.02374 • TP2: 0.02433
As long as price holds above the entry zone, a bounce toward nearby liquidity remains favored. A clean break below support invalidates the setup.
$PEPE is compressing just below resistance after a strong base, with momentum building for a potential upside expansion. Buyers are defending the range well, and a clean hold above the entry zone could trigger continuation toward higher liquidity levels.
LONG $PEPE
Entry: 0.00000085 Stop Loss: 0.00000080
Targets
• TP1: 0.00000100 • TP2: 0.00000125
Volume is starting to increase and structure remains intact. As long as price holds above invalidation, upside continuation remains favored. Failure to hold support invalidates the setup.
Meme coins move fast — manage risk and size carefully.
$ZEC bounced aggressively from the intraday low, showing strong buyer response and signs of short-term control shifting back to bulls. Momentum has flipped on lower timeframes, and price is holding above the reclaim zone, opening room for continuation higher if support holds.
LONG $ZEC
Entry: 238 – 242 Stop Loss: 232
Targets
• TP1: 248 • TP2: 255 • TP3: 265
As long as price holds above the invalidation level, upside continuation remains favored. A clean loss of support invalidates the setup.
The rebound is struggling to gain acceptance and sellers are leaning into every push higher. Upside attempts aren’t holding, and buyers look uncomfortable defending rebounds — suggesting this move is corrective, not a trend shift.
Strength keeps getting sold into while downside reactions are starting to travel smoother. The tape feels heavy, with supply pressing into momentum, which keeps continuation lower favored as long as sellers stay active.
SHORT $BNB
Entry: 630 – 638 Stop Loss: 680
Targets
• TP1: 598 • TP2: 565 • TP3: 528
As long as price remains capped below resistance, risk stays skewed to the downside. Acceptance above the zone invalidates the setup.
The rebound is losing steam and sellers are stepping back in on strength. Upside pushes aren’t holding, and buyers look uncomfortable defending rebounds — a classic sign of a corrective bounce rather than a trend shift.
Strength continues to get sold into while downside reactions are starting to open up cleaner. The tape feels heavy, with supply leaning on momentum, which keeps continuation lower favored as long as sellers stay active.
SHORT $HYPE
Entry: 29.2 – 30.8 Stop Loss: 32.0
Targets
• TP1: 27.6 • TP2: 25.8 • TP3: 23.9
Acceptance above the entry zone invalidates this idea. Until then, risk remains skewed to the downside.
The recent pullback is getting absorbed quickly and buyers are stepping back in. Selling pressure faded fast once price softened, and bids started showing up on dips — a sign of underlying demand.
Downside moves aren’t extending before getting caught, while rebounds are beginning to travel with more intent. The flow suggests quiet accumulation, which often opens the door for continuation higher if demand remains active.
LONG $DASH
Entry: 34.8 – 36.4 Stop Loss: 33.0
Targets
• TP1: 38.8 • TP2: 41.6 • TP3: 44.8
As long as price holds above the base, buyers stay in control and higher levels remain in play.
$DOLO — Compression After Recovery, Expansion Building
Price is compressing after a recovery leg and rotating back into the mid-range. Volatility is tightening, which often precedes expansion. As long as structure holds, continuation to the upside remains favored.
LONG Setup
Entry: 0.0340 – 0.0360 Stop Loss: 0.0318
Targets
• TP1: 0.0380 • TP2: 0.0410 • TP3: 0.0450
Holding above support keeps buyers in control. A clean break and acceptance above the range should open the door for a stronger push toward higher targets.
The recent rebound is losing momentum as sellers step back in on strength. Upside attempts aren’t holding, and buyers look uncomfortable defending rebounds. This price action suggests the move is corrective, not a trend shift.
SHORT Setup
Entry: 53.5 – 54.5 Stop Loss: 57.8
Targets
• TP1: 50.5 • TP2: 48.6 • TP3: 46.5
Strength continues to get sold into while downside reactions are opening up more cleanly. As long as price remains below resistance, continuation lower remains the higher-probability scenario.
The recent push higher stalled quickly, and early sell pressure showed up on the first test of resistance. This suggests the move is corrective, not a trend reversal. Buyers are failing to gain acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
SHORT Setup
Entry: 0.093 – 0.096 Stop Loss: 0.105
Targets
• TP1: 0.088 • TP2: 0.083 • TP3: 0.079
Momentum is rolling over again, and strength continues to get sold into. As long as price remains below resistance, the path of least resistance favors lower levels.
Manage risk strictly and adjust position size accordingly.
Bias remains bullish as price continues to print higher lows above the recent base, indicating buyers are still in control despite short-term volatility.
This setup favors scaled entries (DCA) into support while structure holds.
$SIREN is attempting to stabilize after a sharp capitulation, opening the door for a potential dead-cat bounce from deeply oversold levels.
On the 30m chart, price flushed hard from the 0.305 area, printing capitulation wicks near 0.072, followed by tight consolidation below the EMA 25/99. Selling pressure is clearly easing, suggesting the possibility of a short-term relief move.
LONG Setup (Counter-Trend)
Entry Zone: 0.0880 – 0.0910 Stop Loss: 0.0820
Targets: TP1: 0.0980 TP2: 0.1080 TP3: 0.1220
This is a counter-trend bounce play, not a full trend reversal. Manage risk tightly and take profits aggressively near EMAs and prior breakdown levels.
BNB’s recent push higher is starting to lose momentum, with sellers leaning into strength once again. Upside attempts are failing to hold, and buyers appear less confident in defending higher prices.
Downside reactions are becoming more fluid, indicating that supply is gaining control. As long as selling pressure remains active, continuation to the downside stays favored.
Short Setup
Entry Zone: 635 – 648 Stop Loss: 680
Targets: TP1: 602 TP2: 568 TP3: 532
Bias remains bearish while price stays below resistance.
$LA recent rebound is starting to stall, with sellers stepping back in on strength. Upside attempts aren’t holding cleanly, and buyers appear hesitant to defend gains after each bounce.
Downside reactions are becoming sharper and more organized, suggesting supply is beginning to dominate again. As long as selling pressure remains active, continuation lower stays favored.
Short Setup
Entry Zone: 0.242 – 0.258 Stop Loss: 0.27
Targets: TP1: 0.228 TP2: 0.210 TP3: 0.192
Bias remains bearish while price fails to reclaim higher levels.
$BANANAS31 recent surge is starting to lose steam, with price struggling to hold higher levels. Sellers are stepping in on strength, and upside attempts are being capped, keeping pressure on the move.
Downside reactions are becoming cleaner and more responsive, suggesting supply is beginning to dominate. If sellers remain active, continuation to the downside is favored.
Short Setup
Entry Zone: 0.00355 – 0.00370 Stop Loss: 0.00385
Targets: TP1: 0.00320 TP2: 0.00290 TP3: 0.00260
Bias remains bearish while price fails to reclaim higher ground.
ETH lagging BTC short-term doesn’t automatically mean your ETH thesis is broken. ETH often: • Lags BTC during the first leg of moves • Catches up later once BTC cools off
So relative weakness alone isn’t a sell signal.
2️⃣ The real question isn’t “sell or not”
It’s: what’s your plan if price does X or Y?
Ask yourself: • If ETH pulls back 5–10%, would you be upset you didn’t lock anything in? • If ETH runs another 10–20%, would you regret selling everything?
If either answer is “yes,” going all-in or all-out is usually not optimal.