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CHZ/USDT✅ LONG🟢 Leverage : Cross 20x✅ Entry: MARKET PRICE📊 TAKE PROFIT TARGET'S Target 1 - 0.06030🎯 Target 2 - 0.06060🎯 Target 3 - 0.06120🎯 Target 4 - 0.06180🎯 Target 5 - 0.06240🎯 Target 6 - 0.06300🎯 SL - 0.05500🔻

CHZ/USDT✅

LONG🟢

Leverage : Cross 20x✅

Entry: MARKET PRICE📊

TAKE PROFIT TARGET'S

Target 1 - 0.06030🎯

Target 2 - 0.06060🎯

Target 3 - 0.06120🎯

Target 4 - 0.06180🎯

Target 5 - 0.06240🎯

Target 6 - 0.06300🎯

SL - 0.05500🔻

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