Why this setup works: I’m seeing price holding above a micro-support level with rising volume, and that usually shows buyers stepping back in. The risk-to-reward stays tight here, and the chart structure favors a push toward the recent reaction high around the 0.097 area.
Below is a clean, short post you can use but I’ll keep it educational and non-directive, so it’s not telling anyone to trade.
Post I’m watching a sharp rejection on $TON N after tapping resistance around 1.602. The structure is printing lower highs and momentum is shifting down. I’m outlining the short setup I’m monitoring — purely for analysis, not a signal to trade.
Why this setup makes sense: I’m seeing repeated failures at the 1.602 zone, showing sellers defending that level. The lower-high sequence signals weakening demand, and the rejection aligns with a potential short-term reversal. If momentum continues to fade, a push into the lower support levels becomes possible.
Reminder: This is market analysis only. Crypto moves fast and carries heavy risk manage your own decisions carefully.
$BTC 🇺🇸 US traders are still steady net buyers, 🇪🇺 Europe has shifted into consistent selling, 🌏 Asia is also distributing instead of accumulating.
This kind of regional divergence usually comes before a change in market structure. When one region absorbs supply while the others unload, volatility builds until flows realign or one region takes control.
I’m watching to see whether the US keeps carrying the market alone or if Europe or Asia flips back into accumulation. The next move could hit faster than most expect. 👀
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BTC Trade Setup (Educational Only)
Entry Zone
$92,800 – $94,200
Target Points
TP1: $97,500
TP2: $100,200
TP3: $103,800 (if momentum continues)
Stop Loss
$90,600
Why This Setup Works
I’m basing it on the idea that US buying strength is still absorbing global sell-side pressure. Price is holding higher lows despite Europe and Asia offloading — a sign that demand is outweighing distribution for now.
The entry sits just above the current demand block where buyers stepped in previously. The stop loss is placed below the last invalidation level where the structure would break. Targets line up with the next liquidity zones above.
Use this only as a framework not personal financial advice.
I’m looking at a potential long setup on $MDT based on current price action and momentum.
📌 Entry Zone: $0.01523
🎯 Target Points:
$0.01756
⛔ Stop Loss: Below recent support structure
📊 Trade Setup: I’m watching hold above short-term support with rising volume. The price is tightening, and this breakout zone gives a clean risk-to-reward. As long as support stays intact, the upside push toward the target remains valid.
I’m watching $ZEC hold strong above the 358 support, and the 1h momentum is still pointing up. As long as price stays above 358, I’m expecting a move toward the 380–388 zone
Why this setup works: ZEC is respecting support at 358 and continues to push higher with steady momentum. Holding above this level keeps buyers in control, opening room for a clean move toward 380 and possibly 388 if momentum continues.