The market is blazing red hot, and the $MSTRB đ adjustment of 4.7% has everyone restless—right? A lot of you have messaged me asking whether it’s about to crash underground, or if it’s just a shaky dip to scoop up more inventory before takeoff?
Looking at the current chart, I see a few pretty interesting signs for the “little fish” who are waiting for a change.
Here’s my technical perspective after carefully checking the moving averages:
🔹 On the 15-minute timeframe, price is hovering around 127.77. MA(20) is at 127.51 and EMA(9) is 127.60. This suggests the 127.5 price zone is a fairly solid short-term support floor. If this level breaks, there’s a high chance of a stronger DUMP.
🔹 On the 1-hour timeframe, MA(20) at 127.53 and EMA(9) at 127.60 are squeezing the trading range tightly. The market is in an extremely compressed state, preparing for a major move in the next few hours.
Personally, I think the selling side is gradually running out of steam at the current price zone. Although the 24-hour downward pressure is real, this doesn’t look like a collapse—it looks more like a shakeout to weed out players with weak psychology.
Below is the trading setup I’m considering:
📌 Position: LONG
🎯 Entry: 127.50 - 127.60
🎯 TP: 129.50 - 131.00
🎯 SL: 126.80 (If a 15-minute candle closes below this level, I’ll cut the loss immediately to protect capital)
I’ll be watching to enter in the hard support zone to catch the rebound. If the price can’t hold above the SL level, I’m ready to accept the loss instead of stubbornly holding on without basis.
If you’re holding $MSTRB , are you in the LONG camp—or are you waiting to “catch a falling knife” with a SHORT?
Note: This is my personal viewpoint, not investment advice. Trading always comes with risk (DYOR).
Looking at the current chart, I see a few pretty interesting signs for the “little fish” who are waiting for a change.
Here’s my technical perspective after carefully checking the moving averages:
🔹 On the 15-minute timeframe, price is hovering around 127.77. MA(20) is at 127.51 and EMA(9) is 127.60. This suggests the 127.5 price zone is a fairly solid short-term support floor. If this level breaks, there’s a high chance of a stronger DUMP.
🔹 On the 1-hour timeframe, MA(20) at 127.53 and EMA(9) at 127.60 are squeezing the trading range tightly. The market is in an extremely compressed state, preparing for a major move in the next few hours.
Personally, I think the selling side is gradually running out of steam at the current price zone. Although the 24-hour downward pressure is real, this doesn’t look like a collapse—it looks more like a shakeout to weed out players with weak psychology.
Below is the trading setup I’m considering:
📌 Position: LONG
🎯 Entry: 127.50 - 127.60
🎯 TP: 129.50 - 131.00
🎯 SL: 126.80 (If a 15-minute candle closes below this level, I’ll cut the loss immediately to protect capital)
I’ll be watching to enter in the hard support zone to catch the rebound. If the price can’t hold above the SL level, I’m ready to accept the loss instead of stubbornly holding on without basis.
If you’re holding $MSTRB , are you in the LONG camp—or are you waiting to “catch a falling knife” with a SHORT?
Note: This is my personal viewpoint, not investment advice. Trading always comes with risk (DYOR).