$SENT is showing that classic post-bounce behavior — strong reaction from support, then price starts holding above the moving averages instead of slipping back under. That tells us buyers aren’t done yet. They’re defending levels, not just reacting once and disappearing.
Right now the structure looks clean and tight, which is perfect for a scalp. When price compresses like this after a bounce, it often leads to a short, fast push as soon as momentum kicks in again.
Here’s the play, simple and clear:
Entry Zone: 0.0271 – 0.0273
You’re entering close to support, not chasing a breakout candle. That keeps the risk controlled.
Targets:
0.0279 — First reaction area. Good spot to secure partials.
0.0285 — If momentum stays strong, this is the extension move where scalps turn into a solid win.
Stop Loss: 0.0265
If price drops back here, support is lost and the structure breaks. No reason to stay in.
The key is how price behaves just above the entry zone. As long as buyers keep defending and volume starts expanding on pushes, this can pop quickly. Scalp setups like this don’t take long — they either move fast or fail fast.
Clean levels, defined risk, clear plan. That’s how quick trades should look.
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