$ENSO just exploded to $1.22 with $370M volume while market cap is only ~$25M a classic momentum spike driven by leverage and short-term liquidity, not long-term demand. Moves like this usually don’t hold without real narrative support.
Call: SHORT 🔴
Entry: $1.20 – $1.25
Stop-loss: $1.38
Targets: $1.05 → $0.90 → $0.74
Why short makes sense: the price is stretched far above its natural liquidity zone, volume is crowded, and most of the buying comes from breakout chasers. Once volume slows, early longs start securing profit and late entries get trapped.
If ENSO loses $1.20, downside acceleration is likely as liquidity returns to the previous base.
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