I used to check multiple TON DEXs manually to find the best swap rate.
That changed when I started using Omniston on STON.fi.
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The key benefits:
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For anyone trading on TON or moving assets across chains, Omniston is a useful layer to understand.
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The $ETH 1h chart shows Ethereum trading within an ascending parallel channel, maintaining a bullish structure despite a recent sharp rejection from the upper boundary.
Market Analysis The price recently touched the top of the channel near $2,380 before pulling back sharply. It is currently finding support at the channel's mid-line (median) around $2,336.
- Bullish Case: If the price holds this mid-level or the bottom trendline, we could see another push to test the channel's resistance.
- Bearish Case: A break below the lower trendline ($2,320 region) would invalidate the ascending structure and likely lead to a retest of the $2,280 support floor.
Trade Setup - Entry: Long positions can be considered on a successful bounce from the current level ($2,336) or a deeper touch of the lower support line at $2,325.
- Take Profit (TP 1): $2,380 (Recent swing high / Upper channel resistance).
- Take Profit (TP 2): $2,420 (Major horizontal resistance visible from early May).
- Stop Loss (SL): $2,310. This is placed safely below the channel support and the previous minor swing low to account for market volatility.