I'm not chasing the breakout on MYX; I'm just waiting for a pullback to go long. The action is straightforward, but execution is key.

I'll start buying in batches when the price hits `0.2982 - 0.3070`;
I'll set my stop loss at `0.28438`. If this level breaks, it indicates that the pullback long logic is invalid;
I'll handle the upper levels in three segments: `0.32207` / `0.33087` / `0.34218`.
If we hit TP1 first, I’ll take some profits off the table and move my stop loss up to avoid giving back gains.

Why this strategy? First, let's look at the data coupling: Alpha Rank `#9`, Alpha24h `+15.54%`, contract 24h `+15.63%`, spot and contract are essentially in sync, with a bullish trend direction showing no divergence. In terms of momentum, `1h +0.30%`, `4h +2.20%`, indicating that this isn't just a quick flash pump but rather a stronger 4-hour structure with a 1-hour consolidation phase. The key point is the position structure: OI `3550.44 million`, but down `-0.92%`; prices are rising while open interest slightly declines, resembling a phase of rotation rather than continued leverage crowding; Funding is at `+0.0294%`, which is a mild positive, indicating that the bulls are paying costs but haven’t hit the overheated zone yet. The 24h trading volume is `3051.45 million`, providing enough liquidity for a batch plan, though we still need to be wary of potential high spikes followed by pullbacks. Overall, I’d rate this as `medium risk`: it’s doable, but we must enter within the range and exit at stops.

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