$SOMI — I’m looking at this move because momentum is real, volume expanded fast, and price respected structure after a sharp impulse.

I’m not chasing hype here. I’m reading the chart. SOMI pushed hard from the 0.25 area, printed a clean impulsive leg, and then cooled off instead of collapsing. That tells me buyers are still in control. The pullback wasn’t aggressive, and price is now holding above the key intraday demand zone. This is where continuation setups usually form.

Market read

I’m seeing a classic impulse → pullback → base structure. The high around 0.35 was a liquidity grab, not a trend reversal. After that, SOMI corrected in a controlled way and reclaimed the mid-range. As long as price stays above demand, the trend bias remains bullish. Momentum hasn’t died; it’s just resetting.

Entry point

I’m interested in entries around 0.318 – 0.326. This zone aligns with short-term demand and previous reaction candles. I want price acceptance here, not a random spike. If it holds, buyers stay in control.

Target point

TP1: 0.345 — first resistance retest and partial profit zone

TP2: 0.372 — continuation toward previous expansion

TP3: 0.410 — extension if momentum accelerates again

I’m scaling out, not exiting fully at the first target.

Stop loss

My invalidation is clear at 0.298. If price breaks and closes below this zone, the structure fails and I’m out. No emotions, no hope trading.

How it’s possible

This setup works because SOMI already showed strength. Strong moves don’t die instantly; they pause. The shallow pullback tells me sellers are weak. If buyers defend the current range, price naturally seeks the next liquidity zone above. I’m trading structure and probability, not prediction.

Risk is defined. Reward is asymmetric. That’s all I need.

Let’s go and Trade now $SOMI