Price broke out of local consolidation, opening the path to the upper order block. Main thesis remains upside continuation as long as price holds above the entry zone.
Long scenario remains valid as long as price holds the lower boundary of the setup. Holding the entry zone after the impulse sets up continuation higher toward the nearest order block.
As long as price holds above the MAs across multiple timeframes, the uptrend remains intact - buyers aren’t exhausted yet and are defending local levels.
I’ve been watching $SPCXB for about two weeks already. Unlike typical SpaceX shares, which can only be bought during business hours, this bStock trades constantly—even on Sunday night. Its price is practically the same as the price of the real shares. If dividends are paid, they’re automatically reinvested, and the token itself can be withdrawn to your wallet.
So SPCXB isn’t just some token—it’s a convenient way to own SpaceX shares without being tied to the limitations of the regular market. Anyone who’s used to working with crypto will surely like this. #bstockscis @BinanceCIS
Buyers seized the initiative after the pullback and printed a fresh upside impulse. As long as sellers can’t push price back below the key zone, bias remains for continuation toward the marked targets.
The more I study bStocks, the clearer it becomes why it could be interesting to people who previously traded American stocks only rarely.
If you already use Binance, keep USDT, and are used to their interface, then there’s no point in switching to somewhere else just to buy stocks. For example, you see $NVDAB - that’s NVIDIA. $CRCLB - that’s Circle. And $SPCXB - SpaceX.
So, for Americans it may be a pretty unusual way to buy stocks, but for someone from an emerging market the difference could be much more significant: earlier, American stocks were something separate, but now they’re available in the same place where they’re already used to trading crypto. #bstockscis @BinanceCIS