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$SUI
🗓️ Date: June 12, 2025
💰 Current Price: $3.2673 (-5.42%)

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🔍 Key Changes vs Previous

❌ Broke below EMA(7) and EMA(99)

📉 RSI dropped to 44.50 → near oversold

📊 Volume collapsed to 14.7M vs 5-day avg 30.5M SUI

⚠️ Bullish MACD histogram divergence at +0.0067

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📈 Technical Breakdown

🔻 Capitulation Breakdown

Price broke below EMA(7) and key $3.30 psychological level

RSI dropped sharply → 44.50 (bearish, but not extreme)

MACD histogram turned positive → early reversal hint

Low volume suggests fakeout risk, not full-blown breakdown

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🧱 Support & Resistance Zones

Immediate Support:

$3.2649 (24h low)

$3.0936 (chart support)

Resistance:

$3.3266 (EMA 7)

$3.3930 (EMA 25)

$3.4131 (chart resistance)

Breakdown Target:

$2.8467 (next support floor)

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🔮 Price Prediction

⏳ Next 12–24 Hours

🟥 Base Case (60%): Retest $3.2649 → break → $3.0936

🟩 Bounce Case (40%): MACD divergence bounce → $3.30 → $3.3266

🗓️ 3-Day Outlook

❌ Close <$3.2649 = risk of slide to $2.8467

✅ Close >$3.3266 = momentum shift to upside

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🧠 Trade Plan

🔻 Short Scalp (Next 4h)

Entry: $3.2700–$3.2800

Target: $3.2650 → $3.2500

Stop: $3.2900

Confirm: 15m close < $3.2680

🔄 Counter-Trend Long

Entry: $3.2650

Target: $3.3000 → $3.3200

Stop: $3.2600

Trigger: Bullish hammer + MACD histogram expansion

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📉 Swing Trades

1. Breakdown Short

Entry: $3.2600

Target: $3.0936 → $3.0000

Stop: $3.2700

Confirm: 4h close < $3.2600

2. Divergence Long

Entry: $3.0936

Target: $3.2673 → $3.3266

Stop: $3.0800

Trigger: RSI <40 + Volume >25M

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🛡️ Risk Management

Position Size: ≤2% of account

Take Profit:

Short: 50% at $3.2500, 50% at $3.2000

Long: 50% at $3.3000, 50% at $3.3200

Max Risk: 0.8% per trade

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⚙️ Critical Triggers

- BEARISH CONFIRMATION:
! 4h close below $3.2649
! RSI stays under 40
! EMA(7) stays below EMA(25)
! Breakdown volume >30M

+ BULLISH REVERSAL:
! MACD histogram > +0.01
! RSI crosses 50
! 4h close > $3.3000
! Volume spikes >25M SUI

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✅ Summary

SUI/USDT is showing signs of bearish breakdown, but also MACD bullish divergence:

🔐 Key Resistance: $3.3266 (must reclaim for reversal)

⚠️ Key Support: $3.2649 (if broken = slide to $3.09)

🧠 Best Setups:

1. Short scalps at $3.2700 → target $3.2500

2. Breakdown shorts below $3.2600 → target $3.0936

3. Divergence longs at $3.2650 or $3.0936 w/ MACD & volume support

🚫 Avoid longs above $3.2800 unless MACD confirms + RSI reversal
🎯 Exit 50% short at $3.2500, trail remainder

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Trump calls Fed Chair Jerome Powell a “numbskull” and demands a 2% rate cut
President Trump went straight for Jerome Powell’s neck on Thursday, calling the Federal Reserve chair a “numbskull” during remarks at the White House while demanding an immediate cut to interest rates.
He claimed the US could save $600 billion every single year if Powell dropped rates by just 2 percentage points, but added, “we can’t get this guy to do it.”
Speaking at a bill signing ceremony in the White House East Room, Trump expressed total frustration, saying, “We’re going to spend $600 billion a year, $600 billion because of one numbskull that sits here and says, ‘I don’t see enough reason to cut the rates now.’”
The attack came after new data from the Labor Department showed that producer prices in May rose more slowly than expected, easing earlier fears about an inflation spike. Trump pointed to that and said Powell had no reason to keep rates high.
“I’m OK if they raise [rates] when inflation’s up,” he added. “But it’s down. And I may have to force something.” He didn’t explain what “force” meant, but the language alone rattled the room.
White House doubles down on Powell criticism
The hit on Powell wasn’t isolated. It was part of a full-court press from inside Trump’s own administration. Within the last two days, two senior officials publicly attacked Powell’s refusal to cut interest rates.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, speaking Wednesday night on Fox News, said, “It’s unbelievable how much we would save if [Powell] did his job and he cut interest rates.” He backed Trump’s view and insisted the economy was “ready for it,” adding, “It’s easy. Inflation is low. Come on. He’s got to do his job soon.”
Also on Wednesday, Vice President JD Vance posted a blunt message online. “The refusal by the Fed to cut rates is monetary malpractice,” Vance wrote. The coordination was obvious: Trump, Lutnick, and Vance were all on the same page, targeting Powell’s monetary policy in real time and using public pressure to push for immediate action.
As for the markets, they didn’t move much after the comments. Traders have already priced in no rate cut at next week’s Fed meeting, and the odds of a July cut are still low. But September? That’s where things shifted. CME Group data showed chances of a cut in September jumped from 69% to 76% by Thursday.
Meanwhile, Trump continued trying to brand Powell with a new nickname—“Too Late”—which he’s been repeating in recent speeches to hammer the point that Powell’s decisions aren’t keeping pace with the economic signals coming in. And the nickname’s stuck around. Powell hasn’t responded publicly.
Trump says he won’t fire Powell, but leaves the door open
Despite all the aggression, Trump said clearly on Thursday that he would not remove Powell before his term ends in May 2026. “I’m not going to fire him,” he said, before adding, “I don’t know why it would be so bad.”
The message was conflicting: technically no, but emotionally yes. He hasn’t attempted to fire Powell since April, when talk of removing him led to market volatility that forced Trump to step back.
Powell, on his side, has said multiple times that the president cannot fire him, and that the law protects his role. In May, the Supreme Court suggested that governors of the Federal Reserve have more job security than most other federal agency heads. That ruling added another legal layer that would make any firing move by Trump even harder.
Still, the heat isn’t going down. Powell may be legally safe, but politically, he’s in the hot seat. Trump is turning every public appearance into a stage to hammer the Fed chair.
Whether it’s by name-calling, coordinated messaging, or hinting at undefined “force,” the campaign is very much alive. Powell may not be out of a job, but he’s clearly out of favor.
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