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$ARB is testing $0.218 after a prolonged decline. The weekly candle is still open, so the reclaim isn’t confirmed.
Hold above this level and establish support, and $0.50 becomes the next major checkpoint. Further strength would bring $0.81, then $1.17 into focus.
My broader scenario is a recovery into resistance followed by renewed selling. Even a rally toward $1.17 would leave price well below its previous peak.
Lose $0.218 and fail to reclaim it, and the recent base comes back into play.
The yellow path illustrates that scenario, not an exact timeline or a prediction of zero.
NEAR’s weekly chart shows a potential double bottom around $1, with the right side now recovering. $7.47 is the first major resistance. Clearing it would bring the central peak around $9 into focus, the key neckline for confirming the broader W. A weekly breakout and successful retest there would strengthen the case for $10–$11, followed by a longer-term recovery toward $17–$20. The pattern is still unconfirmed. Losing the base near $1 would invalidate it. Nothing is guaranteed. Do Your Own Research.
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$LINK is recovering toward $18, where horizontal resistance meets the descending trendline from the 2021 peak. That confluence is the key to my bullish scenario. A weekly breakout and successful retest would put $27.49 in focus, followed by $36.70. Clearing those levels could open a path toward $52.59. Rejection around $18 keeps the broader downtrend intact. Losing support near $8 would seriously weaken the recovery. The chart’s 70/30 split reflects a subjective scenario weighting, not measured odds. Nothing is guaranteed. Do Your Own Research.
Canton has tested the $0.09 area twice, forming a potential double bottom on the daily chart. The neckline sits near $0.13. A daily close above it, followed by a successful retest, would confirm the breakout and put the measured target around $0.17, right at major historical resistance. Clear $0.17 and hold, and $0.19–$0.22 comes into focus. Until the neckline breaks, the W remains unconfirmed. Losing $0.09 invalidates the setup. Nothing is guaranteed. Do Your Own Research.
$SUI is recovering near $1.02 after holding the $0.68 area. Now buyers need to reclaim lost ground.
My first checkpoint is $1.32. A weekly close above it and a successful retest would strengthen the case for $1.79, then $2.29.
If those levels turn into support, the broader recovery scenario brings $4.32 and $4.95 into focus. New highs would still require clearing the previous peak near $5.35.
The yellow path is my bullish scenario, with pullbacks along the way. A weekly breakdown below $0.68 would undermine it.
$FET has moved beyond the drawn descending trendline, but remains inside its consolidation base. The next test is the range ceiling near $0.32. A weekly close above it and a successful retest would strengthen the recovery scenario toward $0.60, then $0.893. My longer-term bullish path targets $2.19 and eventually $3.45, provided resistance keeps turning into support. Losing the base near $0.11–$0.12 would undermine that setup. The current weekly candle is still open. Nothing is guaranteed. Do Your Own Research.
After consolidating around $0.23–$0.29, ONDO is testing the next key resistance at $0.553. A daily close above it, followed by a successful retest, would strengthen the case for $0.699, then $0.849. My drawn scenario allows pullbacks along the way. Reclaiming each level as support is what keeps the recovery moving toward $1.13. Rejection at $0.553 keeps a pullback toward $0.40–$0.45 in play. Nothing is guaranteed. Do Your Own Research.
$FET is bouncing near $0.22, but the recovery still has plenty to prove.
My first checkpoint is $0.37. A weekly close above it, followed by a successful retest, would strengthen the case for $0.85.
Beyond that, the historical resistance ladder is clear: $1.48 → $2.06 → $2.75. Each level needs its own breakout and confirmation.
New highs above $3.50 are the ambitious scenario drawn here, not a guaranteed destination. Losing the recent $0.12–$0.15 base would undermine that recovery setup.
$AVAX is near $10.4, but the first real test sits at $16.6.
Reclaim that level on a weekly close and hold the retest, and $32.8 becomes the next major resistance to watch.
My broader scenario allows a recovery toward $45–$50, below the $56 historical resistance. That would still leave a lower high within the bigger picture.
The yellow path is a scenario, not a timetable. Rejection at $16.6 would weaken it, while losing the recent $6–$8 base would undermine the recovery.
$XLM is holding a higher low inside a tightening weekly triangle. First comes $0.234, then the descending triangle resistance. Clear both and hold the retest, and $0.407 becomes the next major test. My bullish scenario then targets the longer-term descending trendline. A confirmed breakout there could open the path toward $0.80. Rejection at that upper trendline keeps the red scenario alive. Losing the rising support would weaken the recovery much earlier. Nothing is guaranteed. Do Your Own Research.
Fetch.ai has expanded Athena access, giving every ASI:One account three free projects to test its deep-work mode. Research, analysis, tools and finished deliverables in one workflow. For me, the real test is repeat usage. Can Athena become something people rely on every week?
Avalanche’s Helicon upgrade is live. Minimum validator staking drops from 14 days to 48 hours. Auto-renewal arrives. C-Chain execution gets an overhaul. My takeaway: more flexibility for validators and fewer operational headaches. The next test is whether better infrastructure brings more activity.
The recovery from the lows is getting interesting, but $120.40 is the level that could give this move much more weight. This area used to be support. Now $SOL is pushing against it from below. What I want to see is simple: a clean breakout, daily and weekly closes above $120.40, then buyers defending it as support. That would give me a much stronger case for continuation toward the descending macro trendline. Clear that hurdle too, and $202.19 becomes the next major horizontal resistance on my chart. The bullish path is there. Price still has to earn it. If $SOL breaks above $120.40 and quickly falls back below, the breakout becomes suspect. A wick alone is not enough. I like the potential here. Now I want the confirmation. Nothing is guaranteed. Not financial advice. Do your own research.
These are the 2 scenarios I’m watching for $SOL right now. The key resistance is around $119–$120. Bullish scenario, around 40%: $SOL breaks above that level, closes above it, and then successfully retests it as support. If I get those confirmations, I would expect the structure to strengthen significantly, with the bigger upside path eventually opening toward the $180–$210 area. Bearish scenario, around 60%: $SOL pushes into resistance, fails to hold above it, and gets rejected back down. If that happens, the major support around $86 becomes the level I would watch next. The important thing for me is not trying to predict the move before it happens. I want price to show me which scenario is developing first. Breakout, close and successful retest would make me interested in the bullish side. Rejection and loss of structure would make me much more cautious and interested in the downside scenario. Right now, $SOL is simply at a major decision point. Nothing is guaranteed. I’ll position only after the confirmations appear, not before. This is not a recommendation to buy or short $SOL. Always do your own research.
I like the project, but the chart is still what keeps me cautious. $SEI has been in a long macro downtrend and is still trading below the major descending trendline. The positive part is that price finally looks like it is trying to build a base after months of weakness. Right now, the first level I want to see reclaimed is around $0.076. After that, $0.115 becomes the next important resistance. That area also sits close to the long-term descending trendline, so a clean breakout there would be a much bigger signal. If $SEI can break that structure and hold above it, then I think the chart starts getting genuinely interesting. The next major level after that would be around $0.36. So for now, I’m watching the consolidation. The project may have potential, but price still needs to prove it. If the breakout comes, then higher prices become much easier to justify. Nothing is guaranteed. This is simply the higher-probability scenario I see from the technical setup, not a recommendation to buy $SEI. Always do your own research.
$FET has been building a steady uptrend since the bottom around $0.12. Despite yesterday’s negative headlines, price did not react as badly as many expected. That matters. The structure is still showing higher lows, and the rising trendline continues to hold. Now $FET is back at the key resistance around $0.185–$0.19. This is the level that matters. If price breaks it and manages to hold above, I think the next expansion phase can begin. If we get another rejection, a pullback toward the rising trendline would still be completely normal. Today’s U.S. session should give us a much clearer picture. For now, the trend remains constructive, but I want the breakout before getting more bullish. Nothing is guaranteed. This is simply the higher-probability scenario I see from the technical setup, not a recommendation to buy $FET. Always do your own research.