Entry zone 0.45344 to 0.47626 Stop 0.51296 Targets 0.37556 then 0.32060 then 0.23816
It pumped 39.6 percent today so most buyers are already in RSI is 81 meaning it is very overbought Price slipped to the middle of today's range as sellers step in
Volume sits low at 1.3M and the daily drift is down 2.8 percent Traders trapped in the range waiting for relief will just get ground down Liquidity returning matters zero if nobody actually wants to buy the dip
I am sitting completely flat and watching other charts instead A daily close above the 0.60800 high on heavy volume proves my view wrong
Do not take my word for it, tap $APT and look at the candles
$PEPE is up 3.5 percent right now so ask yourself who is selling to you When you chase green candles near the top of the daily range at $0.00000505 you are taking the other side of a tired trade The 24 hour high sits just above at $0.00000513 and volume is running at half the weekly average That means smart money is not chasing this pump they are handing bags to late retail buyers The 1 hour RSI is already up at 65 so the fuel is mostly gone before the real breakout even starts Every time you buy a minor green move near the range high you pay a premium to someone exiting Wait for the pullback toward the swing low at $0.00000478 instead of paying up right here 📉 What price level do you actually wait for before entering a trade
$BMT is up 12.3 percent today so ask who is selling to you right now
look at the daily range from $0.02243 up to $0.02756 buyers chasing this green candle are sitting at 60 percent of that range meanwhile the 7 day high sits way up at $0.03288 that leaves a gap of 22.4 percent down to that weekly peak where heavy bags were likely dumped volume is running at 1.4x the weekly average which tells you early buyers are taking profit off the table every time you buy a green hourly candle with an ATR of 5.2 percent you are absorbing someone elses exit liquidity
Open $BMT and set an alert at that level
wait for the retrace to support before you commit capital what is your usual rule for skipping a pump