$CVX might skip the $3 resistance entirely and rip straight to $8+ range highs faster than I thought.
Why? The CVX/CRV pair is looking bullish af. $CVX could finally outperform $CRV for once.
But here's the thing — $CRV is printing clean impulsive price action while $CVX is still stuck in range mode. No breakout signal yet.
So my guess? $CVX gets its moment of glory on the move to $8+, then $CRV takes back control.
If $CVX does a 100%+ run to $8, that'd put $CRV around $0.60-$0.70 — which lines up perfectly with my next target zone.
Basically: $CVX might pop hard short-term, but $CRV probably stays king after that.
Why? The CVX/CRV pair is looking bullish af. $CVX could finally outperform $CRV for once.
But here's the thing — $CRV is printing clean impulsive price action while $CVX is still stuck in range mode. No breakout signal yet.
So my guess? $CVX gets its moment of glory on the move to $8+, then $CRV takes back control.
If $CVX does a 100%+ run to $8, that'd put $CRV around $0.60-$0.70 — which lines up perfectly with my next target zone.
Basically: $CVX might pop hard short-term, but $CRV probably stays king after that.
