AIA spiked +44% overnight, gave back nearly half the move — and the retest is where the trade lives, not the spike 👀

📉 Chart focus: the 0.0860–0.0880 shelf — hold it and the run continues, lose it and the setup is gone.

📌 Why it's on my radar:
• Structure: 0.076 base broke, price ran to 0.11, and now sits back on the 0.086–0.088 shelf — retest, not chase.
• Flow: $62M traded in 24h with OI at $9.4M — real demand behind the move, not one spray candle.
• Funding settled +0.0066% this morning — neutral, no long crowd to squeeze out.
• Relative strength: +13.5% 24h while BTC slips −1.5%, and price is still ~10% under its 90-day high.

⚠️ Watch the set-up, don't chase it:
Price is 0.0887 — above my zone. I don't buy a retrace mid-air; I wait for it to walk into 0.0860–0.0880 and prove the shelf holds.

🧠 Signs I'm watching for:
— Retest with volume cooling, not expanding on the downside
— Funding staying flat at the next settlements
— 0.0848 is the line in the sand: a close below it kills the thesis
(MCP layers had no BCA coverage on AIA today — every number above comes straight from Binance fapi. Fear & Greed sits at 64 → Greed, so overextension risk is real.)

🎯 My personal trade plan (Binance Futures · 10x — not a call):
• Entry zone: 0.0860 – 0.0880 (price now: 0.0887) — wait for the pullback
• Stop-loss: 0.0848 (−2.5% from entry)
• Targets: TP1 0.0900 (+3.4%) · TP2 0.0927 (+6.6%) · TP3 0.0957 (+10.0%)
• Rule: once TP1 hits, SL moves to entry — a winning trade never becomes a losing one. 🔒 Gate: only inside the zone, never above it.

❓ The 0.11 wick got sold hard — profit-taking or distribution? For you, what settles it: the shelf holding on the retest, or funding staying flat through the next settlements?

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always DYOR.
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