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$CC Long
This CC pulled back after the pump with RSI cooling to 60. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.1100 – 0.1135
SL: 0.1040
TP1: 0.1220
TP2: 0.1300
This CC pulled back after the pump with RSI cooling to 60. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.1100 – 0.1135
SL: 0.1040
TP1: 0.1220
TP2: 0.1300
$1000PEPE Long
1000PEPE is in a strong uptrend near the upper Bollinger Band with RSI at 84. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.00385 – 0.00405
SL: 0.00355
TP1: 0.00450
TP2: 0.00490
1000PEPE is in a strong uptrend near the upper Bollinger Band with RSI at 84. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.00385 – 0.00405
SL: 0.00355
TP1: 0.00450
TP2: 0.00490
$TRUMP is on a tear right now. Sitting way above the upper Bollinger with RSI at 86 pure momentum mode.
Looks strong, but these vertical runs usually cool off hard. I’d wait for a proper pullback instead of chasing the top.
Long on dips only:
Entry: 1.95 – 2.08
SL: 1.80
TP1: 2.40
TP2: 2.65
Looks strong, but these vertical runs usually cool off hard. I’d wait for a proper pullback instead of chasing the top.
Long on dips only:
Entry: 1.95 – 2.08
SL: 1.80
TP1: 2.40
TP2: 2.65
$ZEC All target Hitt ✅✅✅🔥
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$ZEC Long
This ZEC has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band on the ETF news with RSI at 94. Only look for entries on deep dips.
Entry: 620 660
SL: 570
TP1: 750
TP2: 820
This ZEC has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band on the ETF news with RSI at 94. Only look for entries on deep dips.
Entry: 620 660
SL: 570
TP1: 750
TP2: 820
$ZEC Long
This ZEC has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band on the ETF news with RSI at 94. Only look for entries on deep dips.
Entry: 620 660
SL: 570
TP1: 750
TP2: 820
This ZEC has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band on the ETF news with RSI at 94. Only look for entries on deep dips.
Entry: 620 660
SL: 570
TP1: 750
TP2: 820
I’ve been looking at these one-click leverage and looping setups that have gotten popular with Pendle PTs, and TermMax is one of the ones that keeps coming up.
From what I’ve seen, the main appeal is how it collapses the usual multi-step loop into a single transaction. You don’t have to keep depositing, borrowing, swapping, and repeating across different protocols. For people who want leveraged fixed-rate exposure on PTs, that simplification is useful and the locked borrow rate removes one source of uncertainty that variable-rate loops always carry.
At the same time, the risks haven’t gone away. Liquidation is still possible if the collateral price moves against you. There’s also the chance of a mismatch between the fixed borrow cost and whatever the PT collateral is actually yielding. And because the strategy relies on DEX swaps to complete the loop, thin liquidity or slippage can quietly reduce the edge.
So it’s a cleaner interface for something that was already being done manually, but the underlying trade-offs of leverage are still there. That’s the part I keep coming back to when I look at these strategies.
#termmax @TermMax
From what I’ve seen, the main appeal is how it collapses the usual multi-step loop into a single transaction. You don’t have to keep depositing, borrowing, swapping, and repeating across different protocols. For people who want leveraged fixed-rate exposure on PTs, that simplification is useful and the locked borrow rate removes one source of uncertainty that variable-rate loops always carry.
At the same time, the risks haven’t gone away. Liquidation is still possible if the collateral price moves against you. There’s also the chance of a mismatch between the fixed borrow cost and whatever the PT collateral is actually yielding. And because the strategy relies on DEX swaps to complete the loop, thin liquidity or slippage can quietly reduce the edge.
So it’s a cleaner interface for something that was already being done manually, but the underlying trade-offs of leverage are still there. That’s the part I keep coming back to when I look at these strategies.
#termmax @TermMax
$BERA is ripping hard right now. RSI at 96 and price sitting right on the upper Bollinger this is peak extension territory.
Momentum is still strong, but these vertical moves almost always get a sharp pullback. I’d rather wait for a dip than chase here.
If you want a long on dips:
Entry: 0.180 – 0.190
SL: 0.165
TP1: 0.215
TP2: 0.235
Momentum is still strong, but these vertical moves almost always get a sharp pullback. I’d rather wait for a dip than chase here.
If you want a long on dips:
Entry: 0.180 – 0.190
SL: 0.165
TP1: 0.215
TP2: 0.235
$USUAL Long
This USUAL has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.0108 – 0.0115
SL: 0.0098
TP1: 0.0130
TP2: 0.0145
This USUAL has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.0108 – 0.0115
SL: 0.0098
TP1: 0.0130
TP2: 0.0145
$BTC 🚨 BITCOIN HIT $79,500 Today FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 3 MONTHS! 🚀
The squeeze is getting absolutely wild. Shorts are getting crushed as BTC continues its explosive move higher.
Is this the start of the next major leg up? 👀📈
The squeeze is getting absolutely wild. Shorts are getting crushed as BTC continues its explosive move higher.
Is this the start of the next major leg up? 👀📈
$COLLECT Long Recommended on Dips
This COLLECT has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.0650 – 0.0680
SL: 0.0600
TP1: 0.0760
TP2: 0.0820
This COLLECT has pumped hard above the upper Bollinger Band. Better entries on dips.
Entry: 0.0650 – 0.0680
SL: 0.0600
TP1: 0.0760
TP2: 0.0820
$ENA flying right now. +36% and RSI sitting at 97 this is pure vertical mode.
Looks strong, but it’s extremely stretched above the upper Bollinger. These kinds of moves usually get a nasty pullback sooner or later.
long:
Entry: 0.110 – 0.118
SL: 0.100
TP1: 0.140
TP2: 0.160
Looks strong, but it’s extremely stretched above the upper Bollinger. These kinds of moves usually get a nasty pullback sooner or later.
long:
Entry: 0.110 – 0.118
SL: 0.100
TP1: 0.140
TP2: 0.160
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I’ve been reading through the TermMax V2 announcement and some of the follow-ups. From what I can tell, V1 showed there was real demand for fixed-rate products in DeFi, but it hit some clear limits — liquidity got fragmented across markets, capital turnover stayed low, and matching wasn’t always efficient, especially for larger size.
V2 seems to target those directly. Composable base yield lets vaults plug into Aave, Morpho or other ERC-4626 sources so idle capital can still earn while waiting to be matched. Atomic orders allow the same liquidity to be offered across multiple markets but only filled once. And Smart Unwind lets borrowers set take-profit levels on their positions, which can then serve as liquidity for other traders or new borrowers — turning the protocol into something closer to a DEX layer for fixed-rate positions.
From the details they’ve shared, the main goal looks like higher capital efficiency and better scalability without just piling on extra features. I’m not sure yet how big the practical impact will be once real volume comes in, but the design choices seem focused on the bottlenecks that showed up in V1. Curious to watch how it develops.
#termmax @TermMax
V2 seems to target those directly. Composable base yield lets vaults plug into Aave, Morpho or other ERC-4626 sources so idle capital can still earn while waiting to be matched. Atomic orders allow the same liquidity to be offered across multiple markets but only filled once. And Smart Unwind lets borrowers set take-profit levels on their positions, which can then serve as liquidity for other traders or new borrowers — turning the protocol into something closer to a DEX layer for fixed-rate positions.
From the details they’ve shared, the main goal looks like higher capital efficiency and better scalability without just piling on extra features. I’m not sure yet how big the practical impact will be once real volume comes in, but the design choices seem focused on the bottlenecks that showed up in V1. Curious to watch how it develops.
#termmax @TermMax
$AVAAI Looks very strong but heavily extended. Price is way above the upper Bollinger Band and RSI is at 88 classic late-stage pump territory.
Momentum is still up, but the risk of a sharp pullback is high right now. Better to wait for a real dip instead of chasing.
Long
Entry: 0.0165 – 0.0178
SL: 0.0148
TP1: 0.0215
TP2: 0.0240
Momentum is still up, but the risk of a sharp pullback is high right now. Better to wait for a real dip instead of chasing.
Long
Entry: 0.0165 – 0.0178
SL: 0.0148
TP1: 0.0215
TP2: 0.0240
$BOME Looks like a classic meme vertical pump. Price is way above the upper Bollinger Band and all EMAs extremely extended right now.
Short-term risk of a sharp pullback is high. Better to wait for a real dip instead of chasing.
Long (on deep dips only)
Entry: 0.00095 – 0.00105
SL: 0.00085
TP1: 0.00125
TP2: 0.00140
Short-term risk of a sharp pullback is high. Better to wait for a real dip instead of chasing.
Long (on deep dips only)
Entry: 0.00095 – 0.00105
SL: 0.00085
TP1: 0.00125
TP2: 0.00140
$USELESS Short bias
Price is extended above the upper Bollinger Band with RSI(6) at 89. Strong momentum, but very overbought on the short-term.
Setup:
Entry: 0.0486 – 0.0495
SL: 0.0520
TP1: 0.0460
TP2: 0.0435
Price is extended above the upper Bollinger Band with RSI(6) at 89. Strong momentum, but very overbought on the short-term.
Setup:
Entry: 0.0486 – 0.0495
SL: 0.0520
TP1: 0.0460
TP2: 0.0435
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🎙️ Bitcoin violently surges! From $64,000 to nearly $70,000🔥 What exactly happened?
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