Market Structure

Strong impulsive move + volume expansion → confirms real participation, not just thin liquidity.

Momentum shift bullish → likely a short-term structure break (higher high / higher low forming).

After aggressive candles, markets usually either:

Consolidate under resistance

Retest breakout zone

Continue squeezing if shorts are trapped

Right now, this looks like a momentum continuation setup, but only if volume sustains.

🟢 Support Zone: 0.0580 – 0.0565

Good identification. If buyers defended here with strong volume:

That becomes your invalidity area

A clean hold above 0.0580 keeps bullish structure intact

Losing 0.0560 likely shifts bias neutral or short-term bearish

🔴 Resistance Levels

0.0638 → First liquidity wall (likely profit-taking zone)

0.0665 → Extension target if breakout confirms

Watch:

Does price stall with declining volume? → Possible rejection

Does it compress under 0.0638? → Bullish continuation setup

🎯 Entry Plan Review

Buying 0.0590–0.0600 on pullback is reasonable if:

Pullback volume is weak (no aggressive selling)

1H/30M candles show wicks absorbing downside

Avoid chasing if:

Price goes vertical into 0.0638

RSI / momentum already overheated without consolidation

🛑 Stop Placement

Below 0.0560 makes sense structurally.

Just ensure your position size matches that stop distance.

Risk rule reminder:

Never risk more than 1–2% of total capital per trade.

⚠️ Emotional Move Warning

You described it perfectly:

“Market inhaling before the next strike.”

Aggressive pumps often:

Shake out late buyers

Retest breakout zone violently

Or trap breakout traders above resistance

So stay mechanical, not emotional.

📊 What Would Strength Confirmation Look Like?

Consolidation above 0.0600

Rising volume on green candles

Higher lows forming on lower timeframes

Clean break + hold above 0.0638

If you’d like, tell me:

Your timeframe (scalp / swing?)

Your risk % per trade

Total capital allocation

I can calculate precise position sizing and R:R structure for this setup.