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♦️ Short TRX/USDT
Leverage: 20x
Invested: 2% + 1%
◼️Entry: 0.22783 (activated) & $0.232 (wait for entry)
◼️Stoploss is at $0.2358 (-53%)
◼️Target: $0.220 & $0.216 & $0.213 
💻Seeing a nice breakdown from necline which means one way to go here! 
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