From $16 to $1.13 — $LAB Moved Exactly as I Expected
When $LAB was trading around $16, I shared my bearish outlook and set a downside target of $5.
Many people disagreed with that prediction.
Today, $LAB is trading around $1.13.
The market doesn’t care about opinions—it follows liquidity, market structure, and momentum.
This move is another reminder that following the trend is often more important than fighting it.
Technical analysis isn’t about being right every time. It’s about identifying high-probability setups and managing risk with discipline.
Congratulations to everyone who trusted the analysis and stayed patient.
Crypto novice
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Bearish
$LAB is moving exactly as I expected, and my downside target remains $5.
Just wait and watch.
From a technical perspective, $LAB has broken below its EMA ribbon support, which is a clear sign that bullish momentum is fading.
On top of that, price faced fresh selling pressure after reacting to a Fair Value Gap (FVG), adding more bearish confirmation to the current structure.
As long as price remains below the EMA ribbon and the FVG continues acting as resistance, I believe the downside move is far from over.
My target remains $5, and I’m expecting another wave of selling pressure.
Trade with proper risk and money management, and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
told you $LAB would eventually hit the $5 zone when it was trading around $15. Now look at the current price—it's already around $5.5. I still believe $5 is likely to be tested soon, and the downside may not be over yet. That said, from a technical perspective, $LAB is currently holding a key trendline support. If you're already in a short position, it might be a good idea to consider taking partial profits here and manage your risk. The trend is still bearish, but always let price action confirm the next move.
Crypto novice
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Bearish
$LAB is moving exactly as I expected, and my downside target remains $5.
Just wait and watch.
From a technical perspective, $LAB has broken below its EMA ribbon support, which is a clear sign that bullish momentum is fading.
On top of that, price faced fresh selling pressure after reacting to a Fair Value Gap (FVG), adding more bearish confirmation to the current structure.
As long as price remains below the EMA ribbon and the FVG continues acting as resistance, I believe the downside move is far from over.
My target remains $5, and I’m expecting another wave of selling pressure.
Trade with proper risk and money management, and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
I told you that if $LAB broke the 13.1 level, we could see a sharp sell-off.
Now that’s exactly what happened.
$LAB has broken below its previous structure low and is continuing to move lower with strong selling pressure.
This breakdown confirms the bearish market structure that I’ve been watching.
My next key support zone remains around $11, and I’ll be closely monitoring how price reacts once it reaches that area.
If you’re still holding a long position, make sure you’re managing your risk properly.
The market always rewards discipline over emotions.
Stay safe.
Crypto novice
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Here’s my latest update on $LAB
I’m closely watching the 13.1 level.
If price moves into that zone and fails to break above it, I expect another strong bearish reaction.
However, if $LAB loses the 13.1 support level, I believe the selling pressure could accelerate quickly.
My downside target remains $11.
The current technical structure still favors the bears, so I’ll continue watching price action around this key level before making any adjustments to my bias.
As always, manage your risk properly and let the market confirm the move.
In my previous analysis, I mentioned that Bitcoin would revisit the Fair Value Gap (FVG) before making its next major move.
Now the market has done exactly that.
The sellers successfully filled the FVG, showing once again how the market often revisits liquidity and imbalance zones before continuing its next move.
This is why I always pay close attention to FVGs—they can provide high-probability trading opportunities when combined with market structure.
Now let’s see how BTC reacts from this zone. The next move could be just as important as the retest itself.
Stay patient, manage your risk, and let the chart do the talking.
Crypto novice
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$BTC Could Revisit This FVG Before the Next Move
I can see a massive Fair Value Gap (FVG) on the $BTC chart, and in my view, the market is likely to revisit that zone before making its next major move.
This is how the market often behaves—it tends to rebalance inefficiencies before continuing the trend.
The 62,400–63,400 range is a key area that I’ll be watching closely.
As long as that FVG remains unfilled, I believe there’s a strong possibility that BTC will retest this zone.
That’s why I’m expecting downside volatility until the market reaches this area.
Let’s see how price reacts once BTC revisits the FVG. That reaction will likely determine the next major move.
Always trade with proper risk and money management.
$ZEC Is Respecting the Downtrend — More Downside Ahead?
$ZEC is still following a clear downtrend.
As you can see on the chart, price has once again been rejected from the descending trendline resistance.
One thing I always pay attention to is the third rejection. From a technical perspective, repeated rejections often strengthen the bearish structure, and the third rejection can lead to increased selling pressure.
That’s exactly what I’m watching here.
Rather than guessing the bottom, I’ll be monitoring the next key support zone to determine where I should start taking profits on my short position.
If the current downtrend continues, I believe $ZEC could decline toward the $425–$430 zone.
Current Price: $452 Downside Target: $425–$430
Stay disciplined, manage your risk, and let the market confirm the move.
$BNB Is Showing Signs of Weakness $BNB is looking bearish right now.
As you can see on the chart, BNB failed to reach its previous structure high before sellers stepped in. To me, that’s a clear sign that bullish momentum is weakening.
From the current market structure, I believe BNB could be preparing for another leg down.
That’s why I’m looking for a short setup from the current zone.
Trade Setup:
* Current Price: 583.2 * Stop Loss: 594 * Take Profit 1: 570 * Take Profit 2: 550 (Mid-term Target)
As always, this setup is based on my technical analysis. Manage your risk properly and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
$ALLO Could Be One of the Strongest Movers This Week
$ALLO is looking extremely bullish, and I believe it has the potential to deliver a strong move this week.
However, I’m also watching the risk.
After a major pump, I expect the market to face a sharp correction. The previous massive wick created an important liquidity zone, and in my view, the market will eventually revisit that area.
Before that happens, I’m expecting one more strong push higher.
My upside target is around $0.64–$0.70.
After the weekly candle closes, I’ll be watching closely for signs of a reversal. If bearish momentum starts to build, I believe $ALLO could retrace toward the $0.23–$0.30 range.
My plan is simple:
* Bullish in the short term. * Cautious after the weekly close. * Watching for a potential high-probability reversal setup.
As always, trade with proper risk and money management.
$LAB Is Holding Support… But I Don’t Think It Will Last
$LAB is still holding its support zone, but I don’t believe this support will hold much longer.
I’m closely watching the 13.1 level because I believe that’s where the next major move could begin.
Here’s why I’m bearish:
On the 4-hour timeframe, $LAB is still holding its EMA ribbon support. However, on the 1-hour timeframe, it has already broken below the EMA ribbon, which is an early sign that bullish momentum is fading.
Now I’m waiting for a 4-hour candle to close below the EMA ribbon support. If that happens, it could confirm the continuation of the downtrend.
If LAB breaks below 13.1, or even retests that level and gets rejected, I believe we could see a sharp sell-off.
If you’re currently holding a long position, this is a level worth paying close attention to.
Manage your risk, protect your capital, and make your decisions wisely.
I can see a massive Fair Value Gap (FVG) on the $BTC chart, and in my view, the market is likely to revisit that zone before making its next major move.
This is how the market often behaves—it tends to rebalance inefficiencies before continuing the trend.
The 62,400–63,400 range is a key area that I’ll be watching closely.
As long as that FVG remains unfilled, I believe there’s a strong possibility that BTC will retest this zone.
That’s why I’m expecting downside volatility until the market reaches this area.
Let’s see how price reacts once BTC revisits the FVG. That reaction will likely determine the next major move.
Always trade with proper risk and money management.
If price moves into that zone and fails to break above it, I expect another strong bearish reaction.
However, if $LAB loses the 13.1 support level, I believe the selling pressure could accelerate quickly.
My downside target remains $11.
The current technical structure still favors the bears, so I’ll continue watching price action around this key level before making any adjustments to my bias.
As always, manage your risk properly and let the market confirm the move.
Crypto novice
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Bearish
$LAB is moving exactly as I expected, and my downside target remains $5.
Just wait and watch.
From a technical perspective, $LAB has broken below its EMA ribbon support, which is a clear sign that bullish momentum is fading.
On top of that, price faced fresh selling pressure after reacting to a Fair Value Gap (FVG), adding more bearish confirmation to the current structure.
As long as price remains below the EMA ribbon and the FVG continues acting as resistance, I believe the downside move is far from over.
My target remains $5, and I’m expecting another wave of selling pressure.
Trade with proper risk and money management, and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
$LAB is moving exactly as I expected, and my downside target remains $5.
Just wait and watch.
From a technical perspective, $LAB has broken below its EMA ribbon support, which is a clear sign that bullish momentum is fading.
On top of that, price faced fresh selling pressure after reacting to a Fair Value Gap (FVG), adding more bearish confirmation to the current structure.
As long as price remains below the EMA ribbon and the FVG continues acting as resistance, I believe the downside move is far from over.
My target remains $5, and I’m expecting another wave of selling pressure.
Trade with proper risk and money management, and never risk more than you can afford to lose.