USELESS is trapped under the breakdown level — the bounce is exit liquidity, not a reversal
🔴 **SHORT $USELESS /USDT: expecting price to go DOWN**
Bias: SHORT · Leaning
Current Price: $0.13381
Entry: $0.13400 – $0.13600
TP1: $0.12800 (+4.48%)
TP2: $0.12200 (+8.96%)
TP3: $0.11500 (+14.18%)
SL: $0.14000 (−4.48%)
Plan: enter only inside the zone, close 50% at TP1, 25% at TP2, 25% at TP3, and move the stop to entry after TP1. Moderate conviction only, keep size light.
Why SHORT? 4/6 signals agree, 2 against.
• Post-parabolic breakdown: ran from $0.0584 to ~$0.358, now at $0.13381 below former support-turned-resistance $0.134–$0.140.
• Daily RSI in 39–46 range — neutral-to-weak, not deeply oversold enough to guarantee a bounce.
• Trapped longs from average entry near $0.233 create overhead supply; rallies into $0.134–$0.140 are exit liquidity.
USELESS is a post-parabolic breakdown in progress. The current price of $0.13381 is below the former support-turned-resistance at $0.134–$0.140, which is now the rejection ceiling. The structure is not showing a confirmed bottom — RSI on the daily is in the 39–46 range (neutral-to-weak), not deeply oversold enough to guarantee a bounce. The key overhead risk is trapped longs. Reports indicate positions are underwater from an average entry near $0.233, and every bounce into $0.134–$0.140 is an opportunity for those longs to exit — which means selling pressure into strength. Until that overhead supply is cleared, rallies are exit liquidity, not reversals. The entry is at the breakdown retest zone, not at current price. If price reclaims $0.140 on a closing basis, the breakdown has failed and the short is wrong. The first target at $0.128 is the next psychological shelf, with $0.122 and $0.115 as deeper liquidity references.
Does $USELESS lose $0.12800 before it reclaims $0.14000?
Full setup on the chart below.
My call. Your execution.
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DYOR & manage risk!
$USELESS
🔴 **SHORT $USELESS /USDT: expecting price to go DOWN**
Bias: SHORT · Leaning
Current Price: $0.13381
Entry: $0.13400 – $0.13600
TP1: $0.12800 (+4.48%)
TP2: $0.12200 (+8.96%)
TP3: $0.11500 (+14.18%)
SL: $0.14000 (−4.48%)
Plan: enter only inside the zone, close 50% at TP1, 25% at TP2, 25% at TP3, and move the stop to entry after TP1. Moderate conviction only, keep size light.
Why SHORT? 4/6 signals agree, 2 against.
• Post-parabolic breakdown: ran from $0.0584 to ~$0.358, now at $0.13381 below former support-turned-resistance $0.134–$0.140.
• Daily RSI in 39–46 range — neutral-to-weak, not deeply oversold enough to guarantee a bounce.
• Trapped longs from average entry near $0.233 create overhead supply; rallies into $0.134–$0.140 are exit liquidity.
USELESS is a post-parabolic breakdown in progress. The current price of $0.13381 is below the former support-turned-resistance at $0.134–$0.140, which is now the rejection ceiling. The structure is not showing a confirmed bottom — RSI on the daily is in the 39–46 range (neutral-to-weak), not deeply oversold enough to guarantee a bounce. The key overhead risk is trapped longs. Reports indicate positions are underwater from an average entry near $0.233, and every bounce into $0.134–$0.140 is an opportunity for those longs to exit — which means selling pressure into strength. Until that overhead supply is cleared, rallies are exit liquidity, not reversals. The entry is at the breakdown retest zone, not at current price. If price reclaims $0.140 on a closing basis, the breakdown has failed and the short is wrong. The first target at $0.128 is the next psychological shelf, with $0.122 and $0.115 as deeper liquidity references.
Does $USELESS lose $0.12800 before it reclaims $0.14000?
Full setup on the chart below.
My call. Your execution.
Click below for trade 👇
DYOR & manage risk!
$USELESS
