LINK has broken out of the falling wedge, with the 200 EMA now acting as support. A successful retest above both the wedge and the 200 EMA would confirm a bullish breakout.
#PNUT is retracing to a healthy buy zone, offering a potential low-risk long setup if support holds. A bounce here could lead to a strong continuation toward higher resistance
The price has been rejected from the resistance area on the first attempt, and we may see another attempt in the coming days. Currently, the price is holding at the local support area. You can consider opening a long position at this local support level with a tight stop loss. However, if the price breaks below this support, it could move towards the major support area.
#WIF Technical Outlook – Rebound from Fibo Zone! 🚀
WIF is showing classic bullish structure after rebounding from the Fibo zone. As long as it holds above $1.00 support, trend continuation looks likely toward the $1.37 region. Monitor closely for volume confirmation. ✅
Ethereum is showing textbook bullish behavior after a long accumulation. With the wedge breakout done, eyes are now on clearing $2700 — which could open the gates to a strong rally toward $4K in the coming weeks. 🐂🔥
🎯 First target: $3700 🎯 Second target: $3900
These levels align with historical resistance zones and psychological round numbers.
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Key Features of Binance Futures:
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Short: You profit if the asset price goes down.
4. Risk Management Tools:
Stop Loss/Take Profit Orders
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5. Fees:
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