I’m watching $NEAR /USDT around 2.659, and the key thing for me is the reaction around the recent 2.655 low. Price bounced from there, but it’s now sitting just below the visible MA60 at 2.667, so I wouldn’t treat the recovery as confirmed yet.
The short-term structure shows a sharp drop from around 2.666, a test of 2.655, then a rebound toward 2.660 before settling back at 2.659. Volume also picked up during the recent moves, so I’m mainly interested in whether buyers can reclaim the MA60 area.
📍 Entry/watch zone: 2.658–2.660
🎯 TP1: 2.667
🎯 TP2: 2.718
🛑 Invalidation: 2.655
For me, the setup becomes more attractive only if price holds above the 2.658–2.660 area and pushes back toward 2.667 with confirmation. The nearby MA60 is the first important hurdle.
If price loses 2.655, I’d step away from this setup because that would erase the recent bounce visible on the chart.
I’m watching the reaction around 2.655–2.667 rather than chasing the move. Confirmation matters more than forcing an entry.
The short-term structure shows a sharp drop from around 2.666, a test of 2.655, then a rebound toward 2.660 before settling back at 2.659. Volume also picked up during the recent moves, so I’m mainly interested in whether buyers can reclaim the MA60 area.
📍 Entry/watch zone: 2.658–2.660
🎯 TP1: 2.667
🎯 TP2: 2.718
🛑 Invalidation: 2.655
For me, the setup becomes more attractive only if price holds above the 2.658–2.660 area and pushes back toward 2.667 with confirmation. The nearby MA60 is the first important hurdle.
If price loses 2.655, I’d step away from this setup because that would erase the recent bounce visible on the chart.
I’m watching the reaction around 2.655–2.667 rather than chasing the move. Confirmation matters more than forcing an entry.