I just got stopped out on $VIC but I’m still convinced there’s more upside in store.

On the 15-minute chart, price has been arranging into an ascending triangle—higher lows pressing into a flat top at about 0.346—while volume tapers off into the apex. That kind of compression after a big spike usually signals continuation.

Zooming out to the daily of #VIC/USDT you can see a wicked rejection up at 0.3747, followed by a pullback toward 0.314, and the 15-minute MACD just dipped negative but hasn’t rolled over completely. All told, the technicals still favor a breakout, as long as the rising trendline—around 0.3077—holds firm.

My Take:

If I catch the next move, I’m looking to buy the 15-minute close above 0.3460 on rising volume, or else pick up some size on a pullback into the 0.3080–0.3140 zone where trendline support meets horizontal demand. I’d set my stop just below the trendline at 0.3000—tightening it to around 0.3360 if I’m chasing the breakout at 0.3460. My eyes are on the daily wick at 0.375 first, then the round number 0.40, with a second extension toward 0.45.

Should the pattern fail and price breaks under 0.3077, I’d flip bearish—shorting under the breakdown with a stop above 0.3460, aiming for 0.274 and, if momentum accelerates, back toward the 0.210 base. #Write2Earn #VICUSDT