This is 7th rejection at the $94K resistance since November 17 and looking at the kind of over excitement and over confidence we had on over leveraged long positions in the market, it was pretty obvious that a pullback could happen.
Now, first of all, $90.5K was reclaimed after multiple resistance retests, so ideally should hold as a good support once the first retest happens.
For entries go longs $BTC , you can place the limit order in $90K - $89K range , most likely the first retest will result in a successful bounce.
Support zone $89K - $90K are important level to hold here. Failure to hold this level with price giving a 4H close below $89.5K would take it down to $85K eventually. No rush here, just waiting to see the reaction first.
Second long scenario is the reclaim of $94K which if it happens on 4H, gives a decent long opportunity towards $100K or with a decent 1D or 3D close above $94.5K, I’ll definitely target atleast the $108K - $112K resistance.
Don’t really see any solid shorting $BTC opportunity unless we see price losing the $90K support.
🔥 $BCH pulling back from those recent highs but still hanging strong above the main support levels. Overall, the trend feels pretty positive, though there might be some short-term hesitation. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'd go long—likely a pullback before it pushes higher.
On the volume side, the latest 1h candles had some solid spikes during that rally from 598.04 up to 624.89, which really shows buyers are interested. But the most recent candle's volume is super low at just 97.33, probably just consolidating for now.
Capital flows look impressive too: net inflows are strong across 1H (13,5M), 2H (13,54M), and 4H (18M), meaning buying pressure isn't letting up. Those short-term outflows (5m: -1,1M) seem like minor profit-taking, nothing major. And the spot inflows at 1H (3,4M) and 4H (8,4M) back up that there's real spot buying going on.
Entries longs $BCH : I'd wait for a dip back to the support zone around 602.33–606.73 (near MA10–MA5) or a clean breakout above 624.89 with good volume before jumping in. Don't chase it at these levels since short-term indicators are looking a bit overbought.
For stop-loss, I'd go 3–4% below your entry, say near 585.48 (the 24h low) or just under Support level at 594.29
🔥 $币安人生 straight downtrend mode, but I'm spotting some oversold vibes that could set up for a quick bounce. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'd go long here, purely for a speculative rebound.
Price action looks like a textbook pump-and-dump: shot up to 0.29656 (+75% from base), then sellers piled on hard. Breaking below that 0.235-0.245 zone triggered a bunch of stops, but that hammer candle at the low with a long wick? That's screaming "nope" to even lower prices.
Volume-wise, those last 1-hour candles jumped up big time during the plunge to 0.21691, like from an average 70M to 119M, which feels like straight capitulation. Then the bounce came on way lower volume around 11.9M, so buying interest isn't exactly roaring back yet.
On capital flows, spot market's seeing a net outflow of about -3.19M USDT over 24 hours, pointing to retail folks dumping. Contracts are even worse at -6.54M outflow, probably leveraged trades getting wrecked. But shorter timeframes like 15-30 minutes show some inflows, maybe dip buyers jumping in.
Entry long $币安人生 : I'd enter now around 0.227-0.229 with super tight stops, or add more if it breaks above 0.235 for confirmation.
Stop loss at 0.219, right under the swing low
Targets $币安人生 : First at 0.245 (where the 10MA sits), then maybe 0.259 if it pushes (up to Resistance level). This is against the main trend, If it drops below 0.21690, bail out fast; could head to next support around 0.18572. Anyone catching this bounce or staying away? #币安人生 #币安人生USDT
🚨 $PUMP straight-up downtrend. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'd go short it
Checking the volumes, those recent candlesticks have huge spikes when prices are tanking, compared to the weak volume we're seeing now. That just screams ongoing selling pressure to me.
Capital flows are bleeding out too, with net outflows everywhere you look—stuff like -8.36 million USDT in the last hour and -8.17 million over 4 hours. Short-term momentum is super bearish, no doubt.
Entry short $PUMP : I'd jump in right away around the current price of 0.002631, or wait for a tiny pullback to that Resistance level at 0.0028623 for a sweeter setup.
Stop loss wise, set it about 3.5% above your entry—like 0.002722 if you enter at 0.002631.
Targets $PUMP : Aim for Support at 0.0026247, or push to next support zone at 0.0025063 if the drop really picks up steam
be careful out there—it's super volatile, and the RSI is oversold, which could throw a curveball. Anyone shorting PUMP or waiting it out? #pump #PUMPUSDT #pumpfun
🔥$XRP pretty bearish phase lately, but I'm seeing some hints of consolidation that could signal a turnaround soon. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning towards a cautious long here, mainly for a potential bounce play.
On the volume side, those recent candlesticks show big spikes when prices were dropping—like that huge 74.78 million volume which screams capitulation to me. But then, during the little bounces, volume dips way down, so maybe the selling pressure is finally starting to let up.
Capital flows aren't looking great overall—net outflows in spot (-90.9 million) and contracts (-39.1 million) over the last 24 hours, which definitely points to ongoing bearish vibes. That said, zooming in on shorter intervals, like the 15-minute chart, there's some small inflows popping up (around 180k), which makes me think things might stabilize a bit.
Entry long $XRP : I'd jump in around that solid support zone between 2.084 and 2.090 USDT, especially if I spot a nice reversal pattern like a hammer or bullish engulfing candle backed by decent volume.
Set a stop loss at 2.02 USDT, that's about 4% below entry, factoring in the ATR at 0.0212 and current volatility.
Aiming $XRP : for 2.185 USDT as the main target (close to the 24h high), or scale out at the Resistance level around 2.1745 if it hits resistance there. Anyone else eyeing XRP for a short-term flip? #xrp #XRPUSDT
🔥 $BCH overall bearish vibe but showing some short-term consolidation hints that could flip things a bit. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'd go long for a quick counter-trend bounce.
Those hourly candles have volume fading on the dips, which makes me think sellers are getting tired.
Capital flows are mixed: Short-term stuff (5-30 mins) on contracts is positive, +5.7M USDT in 5 mins, so buyers are sniffing around the lows. But zoom out to 4-24 hours, and it's all red—contracts at -52.75M USDT over 24h, spot mostly negative too, though there's a tiny +2.3M USDT buy-in on the 5-min spot. Overall, still screams bearish sentiment.
Entry short $BCH : Around 590-595 USDT where the lower Bollinger and Support level meet up. Wait for a solid reversal sign like a hammer candle or engulfing, plus RSI6 popping over 20.
Stop-loss: 3% below your entry, say 572 USDT if you get in at 590—lines up with Support zone at 578.43
Targets $BCH : Shooting for 613-620 USDT near the upper Bollinger and resistance zone #bch #bchusdt #BitcoinCash
🔥 $FIL bullish consol hanging tight but with some upside potential if things break right. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm going long, but timing's everything here.
Those 1-hour candles are showing less action during this sideways move, down to 3-5M from the earlier 7-12M spikes. That big candle with 1.147 million volume pushed it above 1.535, which was a key move. If we see a retest there with decent volume, that could be a solid spot to jump in.
Capital flows are a bit all over the place: Positive inflows on contracts over the last hour (+2.73M USDT) which backs the bull case, but the 24-hour outflows (-4.71M) make me pause for longer-term stuff. Spot flows are looking good though, +918K over 24 hours, so there's some real demand bubbling under.
Entry longs $FIL : Best bet is waiting for a dip back to 1.595-1.605 where the MA5 and MA10 meet up, especially if volume quiets down. Or, if it blasts above 1.649 with a candle over 8M USDT volume, that's your breakout signal.
Stop-loss: around 1.587 USDT (below the MA20 and solid support).
Take-profits $FIL : Aim for TP1 at 1.715 (Resistance level) then TP2 at 1.745 if it stretches to next resistance zone. We're hugging the upper Bollinger band, so upside might be capped short-term—better to hold off for a pullback or real breakout confirmation. #fil #FILUSDT #Filecoin
🚨 $ETH sneaky bearish vibe creeping in. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautious short here, keeping that bearish slant.
Price action's been rough too—a failed push above 3400, then smacked back down at the upper Bollinger band.
Diving into the market structure on the 1-hour chart:
1. There's a double top hanging around 3403, with clear rejection after.
2. Lower highs keep stacking up since that high point.
3. Rallies are coming with super low volume, like the buyers are half-asleep.
4. Price is squeezing tight between the Bollinger bands, which usually means volatility's about to pop off.
Volume-wise, those recent candles are telling: volume's been dropping off during the pullbacks, which screams bearish divergence to me. Not a great sign.
On capital flows, we're seeing some hefty net outflows in the short term, like -387M USDT over 4 hours, feels like folks are cashing out profits left and right.
Entry short $ETH : Around 3340-3350 USDT, especially if it retests that old support now acting as resistance.
Stop loss: 3410 USDT (sitting above Resistance level and the latest swing high).
Targets $ETH : First at 3305 USDT (Support level), then down to 3275 USDT (next support zone) Why? That MACD crossing bearish, plus the outflows and busted breakout, all point to more downside pressure hitting Support zone. RSI's neutral, so plenty of room to drop before it screams oversold.
🚨 $IP in a consolidation phase with a bit of a bearish tilt overall. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautiously short, but keeping risk super tight.
Price-wise, it's bouncing around between support at 3.319 (S1) and resistance at 3.525 (R1). That rebound from the 24-hour low of 3.278 didn't come with much volume backup, so I'm skeptical. If it cracks below S1, we could see things slide faster down to S2 support around 3.196. On the flip side, if it pushes back above R1, shorts might start covering and drive it up to R2 resistance at 3.608.
On the volume side, those K-lines showing some heavy action during the drops, like that 1.5 million spike when it hit the 3.301 low, which screams selling pressure hitting a peak. But lately, volumes are dying down around these levels, which makes me think the sellers might be running out of steam.
Looking at capital flows: For contracts, we're seeing net inflows in the short term—positive 13.15M over the last hour and 13.38M over four hours—but it's flipped negative at -12.42M over 24 hours. Feels like mixed vibes, with some buyers dipping in quick but bigger money pulling out longer-term. Spot flows are all outflows no matter the timeframe, like -392K in an hour and -620K over four, which points to institutions not really biting right now.
Entry short $IP : Best spot to enter a short would be near that Resistance level (3.525) or if it gets rejected at the 20-MA around 3.625. Or, wait for a confirmed break below Support 3.319 with some volume pop for continuation.
Istop-loss about 3.5% above entry—like 3.648 if jumping in at 3.525.
Targeting $IP support zone at 3.196
Those Bollinger Bands are looking oversold, and the positive inflows on the 1-hour contracts suggest a bounce could sneak in. If it holds Support 3.319 and breaks Resistance 3.525 with real volume, I'd flip my bias quick. #ip #IPUSDT #story
🔥 $ZEC serious bullish momentum going on, but it's bumping up against resistance levels that could make things interesting. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautiously long here, given the trend strength but with resistance nearby.
Diving into the price action: The charts show a clear breakout pattern. Price bounced hard from that 403.29 low up to 448.16, setting up a higher high structure. The last few hourly bars are consolidating around 445-448, which seems like a healthy pause after the breakout. Volume's been cranking up on those upswings (check out those 324k and 227k volume candles) – classic volume confirming price action.
On the volume side, I've noticed spikes during those upward moves. Like, in the recent 1-hour candles, the volume really picks up when the price rallies, which tells me there's genuine buying interest backing this.
Capital flows are telling a similar story: net inflows are solid, with +51.6M USDT in the last 24 hours and +74.9M over three days. Feels like big institutional players are piling in, which is always a good sign for sustained upside.
Best entry longs $ZEC : I'd wait for a pullback to the 435-440 zone, where MA5 support kicks in. If you're feeling aggressive, jump in on a break above 449.19, but only if volume confirms it.
Stop loss at 425 – sitting below key support and MA20.
Targets $ZEC : First up, 454.87 (Resistance level). Then 466.45 (next resistance), and if it really runs, 484.74 (next resistance zone) RSI is in overbought territory, so a short-term dip wouldn't surprise me. Don't chase at these levels – better to snag an entry near support. If 425 breaks, the whole bullish setup could fall apart. #zec #ZECUSDT #zcash
🚨 $RIVER consolidating with a bit of a bearish vibe hanging over it. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautious short
Looking at the volume, pretty heavy selling during those price drops—like that big one with over 5.9 million USDT in volume. Rebounds? Not so much, just moderate action, which tells me sellers are still calling the shots. The latest 1-hour candle is super quiet at around 37k volume, so no one's really committing here.
On the capital side, net inflows are positive over the last 24 hours (about 72 million) and even longer like 3-7 days, so money's trickling in overall. But short-term? We've seen some outflows, like -3 million in the past 2 hours, probably folks taking profits or playing it safe.
Entries shorts $RIVER : maybe short near resistance at 28.83 USDT or wait for a break below the Bollinger lower band around 20.67. Could also pull back to the MA5 at 25.524 for a nicer setup—better risk-reward there.
For stop loss, I'd go 3-5% above your entry. Say you short at 25, set it at 25.75-26.25
Targets $RIVER : Shooting for 20.678 (Bollinger lower) or even down to 20 USDT as a psych level. #river #RIVERUSDT
🔥 $ZEC solid bullish vibes, but with a bit of consolidation kicking in. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm cautiously long here – trend's up, but we're bumping near resistance, so no blind charges.
On the volume side, I've noticed the 1-hour candles have been dipping a little during those small pullbacks (latest one was around 54.36), but zoom out to the 24-hour view and you've got a nice surge at 2.52M, which really backs up the upward push. Those big green candles, like the one at 410.58 with over 462k volume, scream institutional players getting involved – always a good sign.
Capital flows are interesting too: short-term stuff like 5-min (4.6M net in) and 15-min (12.8M) are screaming buy pressure, but over the last 7 days, there's been some outflows (-73.5M), so I'm keeping an eye on the bigger picture for any shifts. For day trading though, those 1h to 4h inflows (from 4.76M up to 30.68M) are keeping me leaned bullish intraday.
Entry longs $ZEC : If you're aggressive, I'd dip in around 420-425 on a pullback to the MA5 or mid Bollinger band.
More conservative? Hold off until it cracks Resistance at 433.3, and make sure volume backs it up.
Stop loss wise, I'd set it 3-4% below your entry, say in the 405-410 zone, which lines up with Support and the MA20
Targets $ZEC Aiming for Resistance level at 447.2 first,, but if vol picks up, we could stretch to around 459.4. Keep watching that Resistance 433.3 break – if it goes with momentum, this could keep rolling. #zec #ZECUSDT #zcash
🚨 $RIVER pumping hard in this strong bullish trend, but it's starting to correct from that overbought territory. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm going cautious short here, betting on a bearish pullback soon.
On the volume front, we've seen a massive spike on the 4-hour chart (hitting around 2.4M, way above those sleepy 1-hour averages), which screams capitulation buying from folks piling in late. But check the latest candle – volume's already tapering off, and that could be an early sign of distribution kicking in. Not loving that.
Capital flows are telling a mixed story too. There's solid institutional buying propping it up (24-hour net inflow at +71.9M USDT, and over 7 days it's +156.9M USDT), which keeps the medium-term bullish vibe intact. Short-term though? We're seeing some outflows (-2.48M in the last 5 minutes), probably smart money locking in profits before things shift.
For entries shorts $RIVER : if you're feeling aggressive, grab a partial short right now between 29.47-30.00 where resistance is stacking up. But honestly, I'd wait for a retest of that 31.47 level for a better shot.
Stop loss wise, keep it tight at about 3.5% above (around 31.5 USDT)
Targets $RIVER : Aim for TP1 at 28.7 (upper Bollinger band), TP2 at 26.83 (MA5), and TP3 at 25.94 (MA10). Fundamentals are still bullish AF, but tech indicators are screaming overbought #RİVER #RIVERUSDT
🚨 $DASH solid uptrend overall, but it looks like it's pulling back a bit after hitting those crazy highs—kind of correcting from overbought territory. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautious short here, bearish for a near-term dip
Looking at the volume, there was this huge surge when it rallied from around 57.20 up to 87.48, with like 2.4 million in volume pushing it hard. But now, at these current levels, the volume's dropped off a cliff to just about 139k, which makes me think the momentum's starting to fizzle out.
On the capital flow side, there's still some strong buying interest holding up, with net inflows looking good over longer periods—like 34.49M USDT in the last 24 hours and 48.56M over the past week. That said, the shorter timeframes like 5m and 15m are showing outflows, probably some folks taking profits after that big run.
Entries shorts $DASH : maybe consider a short entry right around 84.5-85.0, with a tight stop just above the recent high.
I'd set my stop loss at 87.58, which is about 3.3% away from entry and sits right over the 24h peak of 87.48.
For a target $DASH : I'm eyeing around 72.0 (support coming together in the 68.5-72.0 area) Anyone else seeing the same setup? #DASH #DASHUSDT
🚨 $IP stuck in consolidation mode right now, with a bit of a bearish lean. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm thinking cautiously shorting if it breaks down
A few key things standing out: Price is poking at that important support around 3.583. If it cracks below, we might see it slide more to 3.470 (next support). Up top, resistance at 3.90 looks tough, lining up with MA10 and the middle Bollinger band, so breaking higher won't be easy. Short-term signals from 5m to 1H, including those flows, are mostly bearish, though it's getting oversold which might spark a quick rebound
Volume-wise, the recent K-lines are showing less action on the downside, like in those last few candles where price is dropping but volume's fading. That could mean the sellers are losing steam, but I don't see any real bullish flip happening yet.
On capital flows, it's mostly outflows across the board in spot and contracts short-term – think -1.6M USDT on 4H contracts and -1.79M on 4H spot. Feels like the big institutions are pulling out, and there's no strong buying push to counter it.
Entries short $IP : Jump in short below 3.583 with some volume confirmation, or better yet, wait for a bounce up to 3.75-3.80 resistance for a solid entry setup.
Stop-loss: Keep it 3.5-4% above your entry, say 3.72 if you short at 3.58
Targets $IP : Aim for 3.47 (Support level) or push to 3.266 (next support). Anyone seeing a bounce coming? #IP #IPUSDT #story
🔥 $ICP on serious bullish run, but I'm seeing some overbought vibes that make me a bit cautious. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm still leaning long. Trend's strong but I'd rather wait for a pullback than chase at these highs.
On the volume side, we've had these huge spikes lately, like that 4.65M at around 4.017 USDT when it broke through key levels. That screams big players getting involved, which is solid confirmation. But the recent candles? Volume's dipping a bit, feels like the momentum might be tiring out.
Capital flows are kinda all over the place. Short-term stuff on 5m and 15m charts looks good with inflows like +$1.14M and +$821K, keeping the upside alive for now. Medium-term on 4H and 6H is more shaky – some outflows (-$2.12M) then bounces back with +$2.41M. Spots are steady though, +$3.29M over 12H, so there's real demand underneath.
Entries longs $ICP : Hang tight for a dip back to that 3.75-3.85 support area where MA5 and upper Bollinger band meet up. If you're feeling aggressive, maybe nibble a bit now but lock in a tight stop.
Stop-loss at 3.65 USDT (about 4.5% down from here).
🚨 $NEAR hanging in consolidation zone but with a bit of a bearish slant right now. Not super decisive, but leaning down if I had to call it. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm eyeing a cautious short here
Volume's been tapering off on those recent 1h candles, like the last one only clocked 93k compared to earlier spikes over 8M. Feels like nobody's really committing hard to these swings.
On capital flows: Short-term contracts are seeing outflows (-1.09M in 5m, -1.17M in 15m), which lines up with the price dipping. But spot side's got some inflows over 24h (+1.81M) and even more over 3 days (+5.01M), so maybe some quiet buying underneath – though the near-term stuff's calling the shots for now.
Entry short $NEAR : around that resistance at 1.85 USDT (R1) or if it cracks below 1.815 (lower Bollinger).
Stop at about 3% up, say 1.88 if entering short
Targets $NEAR : Down to 1.792 (Support level) or further to 1.7647 (next support). Keep an eye on breaks – over Resistance 1.85 flips it bull, under Support 1.792 confirms the slide. #Near #NEARUSDT #nearprotocol
🔥 $LTC in consolidation phase but with a sneaky bullish vibe underneath. Not breaking out wildly yet, but feels like it could tip upwards. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm thinking cautious long on this
Volume-wise, those recent hourly dips are happening on pretty thin action, like 134K at 77.86 compared to a beefier 616K up at 78.38. No one's dumping hard, and the 24h volume sitting at 5M keeps things liquid enough.
Now, capital flows are where it gets interesting: super short-term stuff shows solid inflows (+344K in 5m, +208K in 15m), but zoom out to 24h and it's a net outflow of -4.97M. That mismatch screams potential flip – like the big picture sellers are there, but momentum might be shifting.
For entry longs $LTC : Best entry around 77.2-77.5 where it hits that support level and lines up with the MA20. If you're feeling bold, grab it now at 78.49 but with a super close stop.
Stop loss at 76.4 – that's about 3% down, tucked under support zone and the lower Bollinger.
Targets $LTC : First at 80.25 (Resistance level), then push to 80.91 (next resistance).
Why? Medium-term signals are meh, but that capital flow split points to a possible turnaround. Bollinger bands are pinching tight, so volatility's coming – probably up, since supports are holding and funding rates are chill. RSI's neutral, plenty of room to climb.
Heads up though: If it cracks 77.2, scrap the bull idea and watch for a drop to 76.0-76.4. #LTC #LTCUSDT #Litecoin