$SECZ is showing a pullback-long setup after a strong multi-day expansion, with the latest session holding above the $15.57–$15.63 support area. SECZ recently pushed into the $17.00–$17.01 high, so chasing the move here carries more risk; I’d rather wait for a controlled retracement.
Buyers need to defend the $15.57–$15.63 zone, while $17.00–$17.01 is the key breakout/liquidity level. A clean reclaim and hold above $17.00 would strengthen continuation; rejection there could send price back toward the pullback zone.
EP: $15.80–$16.10
TP1: $17.00
TP2: $17.80
TP3: $18.50
SL: $15.20
The setup is based on buying a retracement rather than chasing the recent expansion. The main downside liquidity sits around $15.57 and below; losing $15.20 would invalidate this long structure. With the entry near the middle of the range, the setup offers roughly 1:1.5 to TP1, 1:2.5 to TP2, and 1:3.5 to TP3, depending on the actual fill.
*The screenshot shows the SECZ perpetual had not opened yet, so these levels should be treated as a pre-launch setup based on the available SECZ price structure, not confirmed live perp candles.*
Buyers need to defend the $15.57–$15.63 zone, while $17.00–$17.01 is the key breakout/liquidity level. A clean reclaim and hold above $17.00 would strengthen continuation; rejection there could send price back toward the pullback zone.
EP: $15.80–$16.10
TP1: $17.00
TP2: $17.80
TP3: $18.50
SL: $15.20
The setup is based on buying a retracement rather than chasing the recent expansion. The main downside liquidity sits around $15.57 and below; losing $15.20 would invalidate this long structure. With the entry near the middle of the range, the setup offers roughly 1:1.5 to TP1, 1:2.5 to TP2, and 1:3.5 to TP3, depending on the actual fill.
*The screenshot shows the SECZ perpetual had not opened yet, so these levels should be treated as a pre-launch setup based on the available SECZ price structure, not confirmed live perp candles.*
