KORU's ramp already happened — the double bottom at 21.91/22.14 is where the real decision gets made 👀

📌 Why it's on my radar:
• +20% ramp off 19.88, then a measured pullback — the 21.91 / 22.14 shelf has been tested twice and held
• $467M 24h volume — one of the most liquid perps on the board, no micro-cap stop-hunt noise
• Last settled funding 0.0000% — longs aren't crowded, no leverage unwind overhang
• RS_24h +2.4 with taker buys at 63% — the dip is being bought, not dumped

⚠️ Watch the set-up, don't chase it:
The move from 19.88 to 23.93 already printed. I'm waiting for the shelf to be defended on a retest — buying the top of the ramp is buying into distribution; buying the double bottom is buying the plan.

🧠 Signs I'm watching for:
— The 21.9 zone keeps rejecting wicks with shrinking volume (sellers exhausted, not aggressive)
— Funding stays flat at 0% instead of turning positive — no crowded-long fuel for a dump
— Taker buys stay above 55% on the pullback candles — bids, not panics
If 21.91 fails on a daily close with expanding volume, the thesis is out — until then it's a measured rest, not a reversal.

🎯 My personal trade plan (Binance Futures · 10x — not a call):
• Entry zone: 21.95 – 22.25 (price now: ~22.30) — wait for the pullback
• Stop-loss: 21.62 (−2.2% from entry)
• Targets: TP1 22.85 (+3.4%) · TP2 23.43 (+6.0%) · TP3 23.85 (+7.9%)
• Rule: once TP1 hits, SL moves to entry — a winning trade never becomes a losing one. 🔒 Gate: 22.30 üstünde kovalama yok — rafa dönüşü bekle.

❓ When a +20% ramp double-tests its base, does a third touch usually hold or is it the one that breaks? I'm betting the volume read — I'll answer in the comments for the first hour. 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always DYOR.
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