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#VINE📈 Based on the latest market data (VINE/USDT trading at $0.0509), here are the key support and resistance levels:
Resistance Levels (Ceilings for Price Growth)
Resistance 1: $0.055 (Short-term barrier)
Resistance 2: $0.060 (Major breakout level)
✅ If price breaks $0.055, momentum may push it towards $0.060+.

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$GUN It turned out to be exactly 3.5 times the sales, which was completely unexpected — but the measurements were surprisingly accurate. I had assumed it could supply at most double, so 3.5 times was truly unbelievable. I thought the market was in a stable position and did my analysis based on that assumption. But $GUN didn’t follow any of the analysis, though at least it maintained the perfect ratio.

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$GUN The Volume Factory is generating volume, and within a valid time window, this volume will break out either upward or downward. However, I expect an upward breakout because the uptrend requires the necessary supporting volume on the other hand supply volume already has met its requirements.

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$GUN I expect the market to follow this pattern over the next three days and reach 0.0600.

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