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$BNB General trend: Upward but in a short correction. Good entry areas: 1,265–1,270$ (confirmed rebound) Or after breaking 1,350$ with a strong candle. Suggested stop loss: Below 1,240$ Targets: 1,345$ → 1,400$ → 1,480$
$BNB
General trend: Upward but in a short correction.

Good entry areas:
1,265–1,270$ (confirmed rebound)
Or after breaking 1,350$ with a strong candle.

Suggested stop loss: Below 1,240$

Targets: 1,345$ → 1,400$ → 1,480$
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sign$ Entry after the price breaks the level of 0.0675 – 0.0680 firmly (It is preferable to wait for the closure of a 4-hour candle above this level for confirmation) Upward targets: 1. 0.0795 → First resistance 2. 0.0896 → Second target 3. 0.0985 → Third target Stop loss: below 0.0620 Be careful, a clear break of the level 0.0620 with high trading volume indicates a drop $
sign$
Entry after the price breaks the level of 0.0675 – 0.0680 firmly
(It is preferable to wait for the closure of a 4-hour candle above this level for confirmation)

Upward targets:

1. 0.0795 → First resistance

2. 0.0896 → Second target

3. 0.0985 → Third target
Stop loss: below 0.0620

Be careful, a clear break of the level 0.0620 with high trading volume indicates a drop
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og$ 0.236 15.90 The current price is close to it — first resistance currently 0.382 17.70 Strong resistance — if it breaks through steadily, we will head upwards 0.5 19.10 Midway of the movement, a primary target for the current wave 0.618 20.40 Classical Fibonacci resistance, determining the continuation of the trend 0.786 22.60 Before testing the previous peak (25.10
og$
0.236 15.90 The current price is close to it — first resistance currently
0.382 17.70 Strong resistance — if it breaks through steadily, we will head upwards
0.5 19.10 Midway of the movement, a primary target for the current wave
0.618 20.40 Classical Fibonacci resistance, determining the continuation of the trend
0.786 22.60 Before testing the previous peak (25.10
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render $ First Entry (Scalp): If the price touches the area 3.64 – 3.65$ (near EMA20/50) with a bounce → Entry with a target of 3.72$. If the price breaks 3.75$ and closes above it with good trading volume → Entry with a target of 3.85 Targets First target: 3.72$ Second target: 3.85$ For entry from 3.64$: Stop loss under 3.60$. For entry after breaking above 3.75$: Stop loss under 3.70$.
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First Entry (Scalp): If the price touches the area 3.64 – 3.65$ (near EMA20/50) with a bounce → Entry with a target of 3.72$.

If the price breaks 3.75$ and closes above it with good trading volume → Entry with a target of 3.85

Targets

First target: 3.72$

Second target: 3.85$



For entry from 3.64$: Stop loss under 3.60$.

For entry after breaking above 3.75$: Stop loss under 3.70$.
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Scalping Method Using MEA 20 Scalping relies on quick and small movements. With EMA 20, we can monitor: Short-term trend. Quick entry and exit signals. Uptrend: Price above EMA 20 → Looking for buying opportunities. Downtrend: Price below EMA 20 → Looking for selling opportunities. Entry Signals Buy (Long): 1. Price above EMA 20. 2. Price bounces from EMA 20 (touches it then reverses upwards). Sell (Short): 1. Price below EMA 20. 2. Price bounces from EMA 20 downwards. It is possible to combine the RSI or MACD indicator to confirm the signal and reduce false trades. Use a small stop loss: Below/Above EMA or the last low/peak. Take relatively small profits as scalping targets very short movements. Practical example on the chart Draw EMA 20 in blue. If the price bounces from it in the general direction → Quick entry. If it breaks EMA strongly → Signal to reverse direction → Exit from the trade.$
Scalping Method Using MEA 20

Scalping relies on quick and small movements.
With EMA 20, we can monitor:

Short-term trend.

Quick entry and exit signals.

Uptrend: Price above EMA 20 → Looking for buying opportunities.

Downtrend: Price below EMA 20 → Looking for selling opportunities.

Entry Signals

Buy (Long):

1. Price above EMA 20.

2. Price bounces from EMA 20 (touches it then reverses upwards).

Sell (Short):

1. Price below EMA 20.

2. Price bounces from EMA 20 downwards.

It is possible to combine the RSI or MACD indicator to confirm the signal and reduce false trades.

Use a small stop loss: Below/Above EMA or the last low/peak.

Take relatively small profits as scalping targets very short movements.

Practical example on the chart

Draw EMA 20 in blue.

If the price bounces from it in the general direction → Quick entry.

If it breaks EMA strongly → Signal to reverse direction → Exit from the trade.$
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Whale Alerts Tools 1. Whale Alert — A comprehensive site that monitors large transfers on the blockchain and sends alerts. 2. Cryptocurrency Alerting — Allows you to set custom alerts such as transfers from/to large wallets, with options to send alerts via Telegram, email, etc. 3. DexCheck — Monitors whale transactions on Ethereum and DEXs, useful for tracking your large movements between tokens. 4. Neron Signals — A mobile app that provides instant alerts for whale movements and cryptocurrencies, with simple analytics. 5. Arkham Intelligence — A powerful blockchain analysis platform that helps you track large wallets, unlinked transactions, and analyze wallet performance.
Whale Alerts Tools
1. Whale Alert — A comprehensive site that monitors large transfers on the blockchain and sends alerts.

2. Cryptocurrency Alerting — Allows you to set custom alerts such as transfers from/to large wallets, with options to send alerts via Telegram, email, etc.

3. DexCheck — Monitors whale transactions on Ethereum and DEXs, useful for tracking your large movements between tokens.

4. Neron Signals — A mobile app that provides instant alerts for whale movements and cryptocurrencies, with simple analytics.

5. Arkham Intelligence — A powerful blockchain analysis platform that helps you track large wallets, unlinked transactions, and analyze wallet performance.
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How to protect yourself from whale movements Do not rely solely on the order book — check the volume. Use Limit orders instead of Market. Place a stop loss a little away from clear levels. How to detect them: $Huge orders appear and disappear quickly. Strong price jumps with low trading volume. Sell/buy waves triggering stop losses. Massive transfers between wallets. Distribute trades and do not enter with all capital. Follow whale monitoring tools (Whale alerts).
How to protect yourself from whale movements

Do not rely solely on the order book — check the volume.

Use Limit orders instead of Market.

Place a stop loss a little away from clear levels.
How to detect them:

$Huge orders appear and disappear quickly.

Strong price jumps with low trading volume.

Sell/buy waves triggering stop losses.

Massive transfers between wallets.

Distribute trades and do not enter with all capital.

Follow whale monitoring tools (Whale alerts).
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sol$ Who is ready for the big trip? 🚀🔥 🔥 #Solana is exploding again! Current price: 242$ $ Support: 230 – 235 Resistance: 250 – 255 🚀 Target: Breaking 295$ may open the way for 300$!
sol$

Who is ready for the big trip? 🚀🔥

🔥 #Solana is exploding again!
Current price: 242$
$ Support: 230 – 235
Resistance: 250 – 255
🚀 Target: Breaking 295$ may open the way for 300$!
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og$ Currency pair og/usdt ready to launch Will it break the peak 25$ what are your expectations
og$
Currency pair og/usdt ready to launch

Will it break the peak 25$ what are your expectations
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kava$ 1. If the price breaks 0.350$ and stays above it, it might see an increase towards 0.36 – 0.37$. 2. If it fails and breaks down to 0.330$, it might retest 0.32$ or lower. It is very important to monitor #trading volume; if it increases with the breakout upwards, it gives strength to the rebound, and if it decreases, the price might retreat.
kava$

1. If the price breaks 0.350$ and stays above it, it might see an increase towards 0.36 – 0.37$.

2. If it fails and breaks down to 0.330$, it might retest 0.32$ or lower.

It is very important to monitor #trading volume; if it increases with the breakout upwards, it gives strength to the rebound, and if it decreases, the price might retreat.
SOL/USDT
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ETH$ Fibonacci chart for the ETH/USDT pair with the most important levels: 23.6% = 4,637$ → First resistance 38.2% = 4,555$ → Price level very close to it 50% = 4,490$ → Important support 61.8% = 4,424$ → Very strong support 100% = 4,210$ → Previous bottom If the price remains above 4,490$ (50%), we might see a bullish rebound towards 4,637$ then 4,769$. However, breaking below 4,490$ opens the way towards 4,424$.
ETH$

Fibonacci chart for the ETH/USDT pair with the most important levels:

23.6% = 4,637$ → First resistance

38.2% = 4,555$ → Price level very close to it

50% = 4,490$ → Important support

61.8% = 4,424$ → Very strong support

100% = 4,210$ → Previous bottom

If the price remains above 4,490$ (50%), we might see a bullish rebound towards 4,637$ then 4,769$.
However, breaking below 4,490$ opens the way towards 4,424$.
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Ada$ What do you think, will $ADA reach $1? Current price: $0.28197 (+4.46%) Nearby support: $0.267 Nearby resistance: $0.288 Technical signals: MACD: Still bullish, supporting the likelihood of continued upward movement. Trading volume: Increased significantly, reflecting traders' interest. Potential directions: Upward: A breakout above $0.288 could push the price towards $0.30. Downward: A break below $0.267 could lead to a pullback towards $0.25. ⚠️ Cryptocurrencies are always highly volatile, do your own research. This is a technical analysis and not investment advice.
Ada$

What do you think, will $ADA reach $1?
Current price: $0.28197 (+4.46%)
Nearby support: $0.267
Nearby resistance: $0.288

Technical signals:

MACD: Still bullish, supporting the likelihood of continued upward movement.

Trading volume: Increased significantly, reflecting traders' interest.

Potential directions:

Upward: A breakout above $0.288 could push the price towards $0.30.

Downward: A break below $0.267 could lead to a pullback towards $0.25.

⚠️ Cryptocurrencies are always highly volatile, do your own research. This is a technical analysis and not investment advice.
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doge $ $DOGE – Short-term analysis (hourly frame) Current price: $0.28197 (+4.46%) Nearby support: $0.267 Nearby resistance: $0.288 Technical signals: MACD: Still in an upward trend, increasing the likelihood of continued rise. Trading volume: Increased significantly, reflecting traders' interest in the currency. Potential trends: Rise: Breaking $0.288 may push the price towards $0.30. Fall: Breaking $0.267 may lead to a decline towards $0.25. Warning: Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile, always do your own research. This analysis is not investment advice, but merely a technical assessment.
doge $

$DOGE – Short-term analysis (hourly frame)

Current price: $0.28197 (+4.46%)

Nearby support: $0.267

Nearby resistance: $0.288

Technical signals:

MACD: Still in an upward trend, increasing the likelihood of continued rise.

Trading volume: Increased significantly, reflecting traders' interest in the currency.

Potential trends:

Rise: Breaking $0.288 may push the price towards $0.30.

Fall: Breaking $0.267 may lead to a decline towards $0.25.

Warning: Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile, always do your own research. This analysis is not investment advice, but merely a technical assessment.
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How to divide your portfolio among cryptocurrencies? A quick guide for the smart investor Managing your financial portfolio is the key to success in the world of cryptocurrencies. Properly dividing your assets reduces risks and increases profit opportunities. Main body (point division): 1. Major coins (Blue Chips) – 50% Examples: BTC, ETH Why?: Relative safety, lower volatility, strong foundation for the portfolio. 2. Mid-cap coins (Mid-Cap) – 30% Examples: ADA, SOL, KDA Why?: A balance between growth and risks, an opportunity to achieve good profits. 3. Small or innovative coins (Low-Cap/DeFi) – 20% Examples: Startups or DeFi and NFTs coins Why?: High risk but can offer significant gains when choosing the right project. Quick tips: Don't put all your money in one deal Monitor the market regularly and be ready to rebalance. Invest only what you can afford to lose. Smartly dividing assets ensures you protect your capital while benefiting from market opportunities. Your strategy today determines your profits tomorrow! 🚀
How to divide your portfolio among cryptocurrencies? A quick guide for the smart investor

Managing your financial portfolio is the key to success in the world of cryptocurrencies. Properly dividing your assets reduces risks and increases profit opportunities.

Main body (point division):

1. Major coins (Blue Chips) – 50%

Examples: BTC, ETH

Why?: Relative safety, lower volatility, strong foundation for the portfolio.

2. Mid-cap coins (Mid-Cap) – 30%

Examples: ADA, SOL, KDA

Why?: A balance between growth and risks, an opportunity to achieve good profits.

3. Small or innovative coins (Low-Cap/DeFi) – 20%

Examples: Startups or DeFi and NFTs coins

Why?: High risk but can offer significant gains when choosing the right project.

Quick tips:

Don't put all your money in one deal

Monitor the market regularly and be ready to rebalance.

Invest only what you can afford to lose.

Smartly dividing assets ensures you protect your capital while benefiting from market opportunities. Your strategy today determines your profits tomorrow! 🚀
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Check the following before entering a deal (Check-List) $ Item Question Evaluation (✔️/❌) Overall Trend Is the trend on the larger timeframe (Daily/4H) upward if you want to buy, or downward if you want to sell? Volume Is the current trading volume higher than the average? Volume Confirmation If the price is rising → Is the volume strong (real buying)? If it is falling → Is the volume strong (real selling)? MACD Is there a positive crossover (for buying) or negative (for selling)? RSI Is the RSI between 40–70 (safe zone)? Or has it reached overbought/oversold? Support/Resistance Is the price close to significant support/resistance? Risk Management Are Stop Loss and Take Profit clear? $ If most boxes are ✔️ → The deal is strong. If most are ❌ → Wait and do not enter.
Check the following before entering a deal (Check-List) $

Item Question Evaluation (✔️/❌)

Overall Trend Is the trend on the larger timeframe (Daily/4H) upward if you want to buy, or downward if you want to sell?
Volume Is the current trading volume higher than the average?
Volume Confirmation If the price is rising → Is the volume strong (real buying)? If it is falling → Is the volume strong (real selling)?
MACD Is there a positive crossover (for buying) or negative (for selling)?
RSI Is the RSI between 40–70 (safe zone)? Or has it reached overbought/oversold?
Support/Resistance Is the price close to significant support/resistance?
Risk Management Are Stop Loss and Take Profit clear?
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If most boxes are ✔️ → The deal is strong.

If most are ❌ → Wait and do not enter.
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Three Stages to Read Trading Volume Stage 1: Look at the Volume Bars Open the chart and enable the Volume indicator. Notice if the bars are above or below the average. High bars → strong entry from buyers/sellers → real and strong movement. Weak bars → little interest → weak or temporary movement. Stage 2: Compare with Price Direction If the price is rising with high trading volume → buyers are in control → strong movement (entry opportunity). If the price is rising with low trading volume → it may be a false movement → caution is preferred. If the price is falling with high trading volume → sellers are in control → potential exit/short selling. If the price is falling with low trading volume → weak movement, possibly just a small correction. $ Stage 3: Combine with Other Indicators MACD → to confirm if there is a crossover giving an entry/exit signal. RSI → to check if the market is in overbought or oversold conditions. Support/Resistance Levels → to check if the price is at a critical area, and whether the volume confirms a real breakout or a pullback.
Three Stages to Read Trading Volume

Stage 1: Look at the Volume Bars

Open the chart and enable the Volume indicator.

Notice if the bars are above or below the average. High bars → strong entry from buyers/sellers → real and strong movement.

Weak bars → little interest → weak or temporary movement.

Stage 2: Compare with Price Direction

If the price is rising with high trading volume → buyers are in control → strong movement (entry opportunity).

If the price is rising with low trading volume → it may be a false movement → caution is preferred.

If the price is falling with high trading volume → sellers are in control → potential exit/short selling.

If the price is falling with low trading volume → weak movement, possibly just a small correction.

$ Stage 3: Combine with Other Indicators

MACD → to confirm if there is a crossover giving an entry/exit signal.

RSI → to check if the market is in overbought or oversold conditions.

Support/Resistance Levels → to check if the price is at a critical area, and whether the volume confirms a real breakout or a pullback.
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bnb$ 🚀 The BNB coin is not far at all from 1000$ 💎🔥 Continuous burning reduces the supply Demand increases with the expansion of Binance and DeFi 👉 The question is not whether it will reach, the question is when 🚀
bnb$
🚀 The BNB coin is not far at all from 1000$ 💎🔥

Continuous burning reduces the supply

Demand increases with the expansion of Binance and DeFi
👉 The question is not whether it will reach, the question is when 🚀
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$WLD Safe entry: between 1.55 – 1.58 (with stop loss below 1.50 or 1.48). Potential upward targets First target: 1.67 – 1.70 (near resistance). Second target: 1.80 – 1.85. Third target: 2.10 – 2.20 (retesting the previous peak).
$WLD
Safe entry: between 1.55 – 1.58 (with stop loss below 1.50 or 1.48).

Potential upward targets

First target: 1.67 – 1.70 (near resistance).

Second target: 1.80 – 1.85.

Third target: 2.10 – 2.20 (retesting the previous peak).
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sol Purchase 241–243 First target 249 → Second target 258 → Third target 270 Stop Loss: Break below 229 Buy at corrections (Buy zones). And sell gradually at targets (Sell zones). Protect yourself with a stop loss. Advice: Always do your own analysis and follow the market$
sol
Purchase 241–243
First target 249 →
Second target 258 →
Third target 270

Stop Loss: Break below 229

Buy at corrections (Buy zones).

And sell gradually at targets (Sell zones).

Protect yourself with a stop loss.
Advice: Always do your own analysis and follow the market$
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$ADA Entry Secure Entry: 0.87 – 0.88 Target 1: 0.90 Target 2: 0.92 Target 3: 0.95. Stop Loss: 0.86 Do your own research before entering any trade$
$ADA
Entry
Secure Entry: 0.87 – 0.88
Target 1: 0.90
Target 2: 0.92
Target 3: 0.95.
Stop Loss: 0.86
Do your own research before entering any trade$
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