The first thing I noticed here isn’t the +63% pump — it’s what happened AFTER the pump. 👀

$ZETA exploded from around $0.040 to nearly $0.070, but sellers have repeatedly stepped in around $0.068–$0.070. That area has already rejected price more than once.

The interesting part is that buyers are still defending the $0.060 area. After the first rejection, price dipped toward $0.058–$0.059 and recovered. That tells me there is still demand underneath, but momentum has clearly cooled from the initial impulse.

So I wouldn't chase ZETA at $0.0627. I’d rather see how price reacts around support.

Key Levels

Resistance: $0.0650–$0.0700
Support: $0.0600
Demand Zone: $0.0585 – $0.0610
Major Invalidation: $0.0550

My Trade Plan

Bias: LONG ON PULLBACK

Entry Zone: $0.0595 – $0.0610

TP1: $0.0650
TP2: $0.0680
TP3: $0.0700

Stop Loss / Invalidation: $0.0550

Risk: HIGH

Why? Because ZETA is already heavily extended intraday. The setup becomes interesting only if buyers continue defending $0.060.

If $0.060 holds, another attack toward $0.065 and potentially $0.068–$0.070 becomes possible.

If $0.060 breaks cleanly, I’d step aside rather than blindly long the dip. That would suggest the current consolidation is turning into a deeper pullback.