See now $Q is crashing 👀 $Q gave the early shorts a painful squeeze… but who’s buying up here now?
That’s what I want to find out.
Before the breakout, plenty of shorts were sitting around the old range. Then price ripped higher, forced them out, and made the pump look even stronger.
I waited for that squeeze to happen. Now $Q is trading around $0.037–$0.038, and I’m looking for a different move.
If fresh buyers can’t keep pushing it higher, this breakout could start giving back what it gai...
$ETH LONG SETUP
$ETH has bounced sharply from the $2,410 area, showing buyers are defending lower levels. The next challenge is sustaining momentum above $2,525 to target a recovery toward $2,660.
{future}(ETHUSDT)
Entry: $2,525 – $2,500
TP1: $2,560
TP2: $2,590
TP3: $2,620
TP4: $2,660
SL: $2,458
Can ETH continue this recovery and reclaim $2,600?
Risk disclaimer: This is a technical setup, not financial advice. Use proper risk management and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
$GTC
{future}(GTCUSDT)
is up 55.24% in 24 hours, reaching $0.248 while the broader market stayed mostly flat.
What stands out to me is the volume: trading activity jumped 1,936% to nearly $200 million.
That kind of spike can fuel a fast rally, but without a clear Gitcoin-specific catalyst, I’d treat the move as speculative rather than proof of a fundamental shift.
The levels I’m watching are $0.20 as support and $0.30 as resistance. If buying interest holds above $0.20, GTC could test $0.3...
$SOL took a proper flush overnight, wicked down to $101.7 on the 4H and got bought straight back up. Now sitting around $108.6.
Structure is still bearish for me though. Price is under both EMA20 (~$110) and EMA50 (~$112.5), and the EMAs are pointing down since the Oct 8 dump.
What I'm watching:
- Reclaim and hold $110-112.5 on a 4H close = the wick was a real bottom, next stop $116
- Lose $105.7 again = that wick gets retested, $101-102 back on the table
The volume on that bounce was decent,...