🔐 Correcting my last $H
call — the long got run over, not validated
Last session I called a technical long on Humanity Protocol while flagging its June exploit history as a real fundamental risk. That long did not work: instead of continuing toward $0.165-0.19, H collapsed all the way down to a $0.050 low, blowing through where a reasonable stop would have sat, before bouncing to today's $0.0796. The security-incident overhang I flagged clearly hasn't been resolved by the market - this looks like renewed distrust or broader risk-off pressure overwhelming the earlier bullish setup. Momentum on today's bounce specifically is very hot, which is typical of a relief bounce after a capitulation low, not a resumption of the prior uptrend. Low conviction, technical bounce only - and the exploit history remains a real risk, not a footnote.$TAC $VANRY
LONG $H
Entry: 0.0760
SL: 0.0680
TP1: 0.0900
TP2: 0.1000
TP3: 0.1150
call — the long got run over, not validated
Last session I called a technical long on Humanity Protocol while flagging its June exploit history as a real fundamental risk. That long did not work: instead of continuing toward $0.165-0.19, H collapsed all the way down to a $0.050 low, blowing through where a reasonable stop would have sat, before bouncing to today's $0.0796. The security-incident overhang I flagged clearly hasn't been resolved by the market - this looks like renewed distrust or broader risk-off pressure overwhelming the earlier bullish setup. Momentum on today's bounce specifically is very hot, which is typical of a relief bounce after a capitulation low, not a resumption of the prior uptrend. Low conviction, technical bounce only - and the exploit history remains a real risk, not a footnote.$TAC $VANRY
LONG $H
Entry: 0.0760
SL: 0.0680
TP1: 0.0900
TP2: 0.1000
TP3: 0.1150
