$TRADOOR
$BTR
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short #Btr and Long #TRADOOR
V3
đ TRADOOR copying the exact BTR chart pattern, same 8M market cap, same Binance alpha trend đ
đ” Price building at the bottom, chart structure identical to BTR before the 778% run
đ Descending trendline on TRADOOR same as BTR was, thin float confirmed, early stage
đ§ Market cap 8M = same stage BTR started 24 days ago
đ„ When the chart copies, the outcome copies too
đ Chart no lie đ BTR printed 778...
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$BTC LONG SETUP đš
Entry: $78,700â$78,900
TP1: $79,300
TP2: $80,000
TP3: $80,700
SL: $78,000
BTC is holding the rising channel and defending the $78.7K area. A clean breakout above $79.3K could accelerate the move toward $80K+.
Donât chase. Manage risk.
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DYOR. Not financial advice.
$SPCX USDT MOMENTUM AT RESISTANCE
#SPCX is trading around 141.56, up 2.41%, with strong reported volume. Price is pressing the 141.74 daily high, so this is a key decision area. A clean breakout above 141.75 could open room toward 143.50 and 145.00. If rejected, watch 140.25 and 138.40 as nearby supports. A safer setup is to wait for confirmation rather than chase the candle.
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Entry: 141.75+ on confirmed breakout
TP: 143.50 / 145.00
SL: 140.25
High volatility expected, so ma...
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