Which should I choose now:
$UNITREE and $TON? Share my view.
Sell at the rebound 77.90 short, stop-loss 80.37, target 69.65. The moving averages are in a bullish alignment; it can’t push down, but it also can’t get support to move upward. Volume is 46.7M, and the volume/flow has clearly increased compared with the previous two days.
For $TON current price 1.60: This pullback is on reduced volume—it’s not a real distribution. Buy the retest at 1.58, stop-loss 1.54, target 1.63. The short-term range is very clear: support 1.58, resistance 1.63. If the retest of support doesn’t break, you can hold it. The 20-day moving average at 1.60 is acting as overhead pressure; only after price goes back above it counts as a start.
The conclusion differs: for $TON I’m slightly bullish; for the other one, I’d wait and observe—don’t force a trade.
Funding rate is -0.0171%. The shorts are paying—this is when they’re prone to getting squeezed.
Personally, I shorted once near the rebound around 77.90, with stop-loss 79.46, and I tested with a light position.
The moving averages are intertwined and still repairing—don’t rush to go heavy. RSI is 50 and a bit overheated, so only follow with a small position. Set the stop-loss uniformly at 1.54. If it breaks, I leave unconditionally—no excuses.
What do you think? Let’s chat in the comments.
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