Don’t be quick to declare a zone broken — especially if it’s a strong zone on the daily or weekly timeframe.
When it comes to utility coins, if they’re trading around a strong demand zone, that zone should be respected and considered valid until it’s clearly invalidated.
Just because Bitcoin is dipping further doesn’t mean you should sit on the sidelines and wait blindly — that approach doesn’t apply to utility coins like $SOL, $TON, $XRP, $HBAR, $BNB, $TRX, etc.
As long as the coin:
• Is a utility token
• Has strong liquidity and volume
• Is ranked among the top 50
…then any interaction with a strong demand zone should at least trigger consideration for DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging). These are high-liquidity assets, and entries from such zones often yield solid percentage returns.
Don’t exaggerate the fear. Wait for confirmation before declaring a zone invalid.
We all saw what happened recently with $SUI — strong zones can hold when people least expect it.
