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A little curious about how the rest of today plays out 🤍
I'm long on $ETH /USDT and price is sitting right where I wanted it. Buyers seem to be holding their ground here. Levels are below. If it pays quickly, I'll protect some profit and move on.
📍 Entry: 1653 - 1657 🛑 SL: 1639
✦ TP1: 1667 ✦ TP2: 1675 ✦ TP3: 1687
Maybe this one surprises us 🍀
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The trend on the larger frame still leans to buyers, and the hourly picture lines up with it. What matters most is the stacked moving averages sitting below as support; the short-term chart has already fired. 2712.9 is where this idea lives or dies.
Price keeps holding above its main averages, and the bigger trend still leans upward. The near-term chart has already turned, while funding sitting negative this late is the odd part. 260.39 marks where the idea lives.
⚠️ Personal market insight, not investment advice. DYOR.
One thing here does not sit right with the rest. The hourly chart offers no pushback, and the stacked averages below look like support, but that alignment across every timeframe is the part trusted least - 0.034 is where it gets tested.
Every major average sits beneath price, doing the work of a floor, and nothing on the shorter view argues against it. I lean on that stacked support more than the trend label itself. Rather than chase, wait for a pullback toward 1.17.
The first push already printed on the smaller chart, while the bigger picture stays firmly up and the hourly offers no pushback. Buyers are still holding price over its key averages, so 0.05 is the line worth watching if that grip starts to slip.
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- Something in the evidence does not fit: the larger trend and the nearer-term picture point the same way, yet price still sits at 4.58. - Least weight goes to the moving averages stacked underneath, since a floor is context, not a trigger.
⚠️ Personal market insight, not investment advice. DYOR.
- Worth watching: price sits above stacked moving averages, and the short-term chart has already fired. - Trust the flow least here - 55.5% lifting the offer is a thin edge, not a cushion. - If higher timeframes keep pointing up, that side stays favored.
Moving averages sit stacked beneath price as support, and the larger trend still leans up. Funding turning negative this deep into the run stands out, with the hourly chart offering no objection. 2 marks the edge to watch.
- One input sits oddly against the rest: the earliest push is already behind it, though the broader alignment still points the same way. - The clearest evidence is price holding above its main averages, with both the larger and shorter views sloping up. 0.27.
⚠️ Personal market insight, not investment advice. DYOR.
- The whole idea rests on 0.0065 holding as the line that matters. - Buyers control 62.4% of trades and stay above the main averages, with higher timeframes trending up and nothing on the hourly fighting it. - If that holds, the upward lean stays favored.
⚠️ Personal market insight, not investment advice. DYOR.
- The lower timeframe has already turned, and buy-side flow at 61% backs it up. - Higher timeframes remain in a strong uptrend with moving averages stacked below as support. - The hourly agreement adds little here; the bigger picture already carries the read.
- Price is holding above its key moving averages, and the bigger trend still leans upward. - Nothing on the shorter view is arguing against that yet. - A drop back below 0.03 would be the first sign this read is losing its footing.
The higher-timeframe trend still sits with buyers. My attention is on funding, which has turned negative this late in the move - an odd tilt given the run. That flip is the piece worth watching around 0.068.
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- The bigger picture still leans upward, so 85535.65 is the number worth watching. - A hold above it keeps that read intact; a break below would question it.
⚠️ Personal market insight, not investment advice. DYOR.
- Buyers still hold the trend on the higher timeframe, and that is the one input worth leaning on here. - Everything else stays in the background until 1.19 is dealt with.
Something shifted in the tape: sellers now account for 57.6% of trades, yet bitcoin's own backdrop works against shorting alts. That conflict is the whole setup. A move through 0.094 would change what the numbers are saying.
⚠️ Personal market insight, not investment advice. DYOR.
- Buyers are holding price above the key moving averages, and the hourly chart lines up with that push. - Every higher timeframe points the same direction, up.
⚠️ Personal market insight, not investment advice. DYOR.