🔻 $QNT — short from the 107.93 zone

📌 Such vertical impulses rarely continue from the very first touch of a key resistance—especially when it coincides with a local ATH from last November (the horizontal line at 107.93). The reaction is already visible: two pokes at the level and a downward rejection—this is a typical false breakout / liquidity grab above the old high.

☑️ Entry
Short from 107.93—the area of the high of the breakout candle. You can enter right here on the rejection, or wait for a retest of the level from below for a cleaner entry with less risk.

❌ Stop
Above the local high of the breakout candle, with a buffer under the wick—approximately 110–111. A 4H close above 111 invalidates the setup: that means the impulse hasn’t yet fully exhausted.

🎯 Targets
T2 — 88–90 (~50% retracement of the impulse leg)
T3 — 78–82 (closer to the body of the breakout candle)

⚠️ Risk management
QNT is a small-cap and volatile asset; volumes relative to its market cap are not very high—moves can be sharp in both directions, so leverage and position size are conservative. The main risk: if #BTC #ETH are strong and the market is in risk-on, then alts can easily push through levels like these.

⁉️ Which level will be bought first—98, or will they dive straight to 88?

❗️Be attentive and careful. Always follow risk limits.

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