🔴【Bearish · Short】$Lobster dropped -19.95% over the past 24 hours straight into the top ranks of the biggest losers across the whole market. The EMA ribbon is now completely bearish. I never chase this kind of panic plunge, but a rebound is the entry opportunity I’m waiting for.
📊 Key things to watch on the chart
• A top-tier, hundreds-of-millions trading volume combined with panic sell-off—this is distribution by the main force, not a liquidation flush
• Upper resistance 0.2178 (turning pressure below the prior low before the breakdown), lower support 0.19742
• ATR 3.02%, volatility is amplified; with a single candlestick, it can easily move 3%—stop-loss must allow enough room
• On the 15m timeframe, the rebound volume clearly shrinks; the MACD dead cross below the zero line has not been repaired for a long time, and the RSI only offers a weak bounce—this is a standard weak structure
• In one sentence: the rebound is for topping up short sellers, not for you to buy the dip.
🎯 My live trading plan (currently fully in cash; placing orders for a rebound)
• Core target: $Lobster (short)
• Entry reference: 0.2100 - 0.2140 rebound zone; short in batches
• Stop-loss protection: 0.2189. If it stays above that level, I’ll close immediately and leave—no holding through the stop.
• Take-profit targets: TP1 0.1978 (first target; sell in batches to lock in profits), TP2 0.1900 with further extension
• Risk-reward: based on entry at 0.2120, R:R ≥ 2.0
Short $Lobster 👇
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⚠️ Risk-control reminders and interaction
The assets on the biggest decline list move a lot—don’t use leverage over 5x. Keep your position size within 3% of your total capital. Stop-loss is stop-loss, not mental comfort. One question: for these down-50% rebound coins, do you usually place limit orders on the left side, or wait for the breakdown to chase? Let’s chat in the comments.