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/USDT is starting to look interesting again on the 4H chart — price is chilling right around 0.01100, perched just above those short-term moving averages (MA7 and MA25 hovering near 0.0109), which is exactly the kind of “hold the base” spot that often sets up nice low-risk longs when buyers refuse to let it crack lower. The chart shows it’s been respecting this little shelf pretty well after the recent dip, so the cleanest play here is waiting for confirmation rather than jumping the gun.
The straightforward long idea is to enter on a solid breakout and hold above 0.01112–0.01122 — that local resistance/top zone where it’s been stalling lately. Ideally, you want a strong candle close above it (or at least a clean push with follow-through) to confirm buyers are taking control and not just teasing the level. Once you’re in, keep protection simple: drop your stop-loss below the current base at around 0.01075. If price slips back under that swing support with any real conviction, the setup’s pretty much invalidated — better to cut it quick and preserve capital than hope for a miracle bounce.
For profits, scale out in logical steps to stay balanced and reduce stress: Grab TP1 around 0.01135 (right at that 24h high area) to lock in the first chunk and breathe a little easier. Then TP2 near 0.01160 as the next pocket of resistance. If volume picks up and momentum doesn’t fade, let a small runner head toward 0.01200 — that’s where things could get fun if the trend really starts cooking.
Trade management is all about playing it like a real human: risk no more than 1.0% of your account based on the distance to that 0.01075 stop (size accordingly so a full stop-out doesn’t sting). Then, as soon as TP1 hits, slide your stop up toward breakeven (or just under entry) so you’re suddenly trading with “house money” — free risk on the table while the upside stays open. No greed, no panic, just disciplined steps.
This one has that classic “base hold + resistance flip” feel that tends to deliver clean 5–10% moves in these smaller caps when it confirms properly. The edge is patience — don’t force it if the breakout looks weak or volume is missing. Watch how it handles any tiny pullback toward those MAs; if it defends clean, that’s extra bullish fuel. Size smart, stick to the plan, and good luck if #FIO decides to give you those green candles! 🚀