Midnight (MID) is sitting at a structural crossroads — and most traders are reading it wrong.
On the 4H chart, the broader trend remains bearish. Price is still trading below the 200 EMA (~0.0568), which continues to slope downward — a clear sign that macro momentum favors sellers. The structure has printed consecutive lower lows, with the most recent sweep near 0.045 before bouncing.
However, here’s where it gets interesting: price just formed a higher low around 0.049–0.050 after reclaiming short-term support. RSI is recovering toward 51, breaking out of its bearish compression, while MACD shows early signs of bullish convergence. Momentum is shifting — but structure has not fully flipped.
The key battlefield is the 0.055–0.056 “Key Resistance Zone.” This level previously acted as support and now aligns closely with the 200 EMA. If bulls break and hold above 0.0568 with strong volume, this becomes a confirmed trend reversal toward 0.060 and potentially 0.0657.
🔵 Long-Term Buy Setup (Breakout Strategy)
Entry: 0.057 on confirmed close above 200 EMA
TP1: 0.060
TP2: 0.0657
TP3: 0.070
SL: 0.052
🔴 Primary Sell Setup (Trend Continuation)
Entry: Rejection at 0.055–0.056 zone
TP1: 0.050
TP2: 0.045
TP3: 0.040
SL: 0.0585
Here’s the controversial take: most retail traders will try to front-run the reversal. But until MID reclaims the 200 EMA decisively, this remains a lower-high structure inside a broader downtrend. The real money waits for confirmation — or sells the resistance.
Break above 0.0568 and bears get trapped. Fail there, and this bounce becomes distribution.
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