Alright, let's break down $TRADOOR —it's riding a solid bullish wave right now, though correcting after hitting some crazy overbought levels.
Volume's been wild: that k-line data has this insane spike to 21.5M when price rocketed from 1.494 to 2.023—total FOMO frenzy or breakaway gap vibes. But lately, 1h candles are tapering off, like just 351K on the newest one, which screams momentum fading into consolidation. Pretty standard after a blowout like that.
Capital flows are key here. Contracts show short-term outflows—negative 169K on 15m, 287K on 30m, 207K on 1h—matching those quick dips. But zoom out to 4H (up 382K), 12H (5.65M in), and 24H (5.51M), and it's all inflows, meaning big players are still stacking or holding firm. The 3D/5D/7D positives back up that this isn't a flash in the pan.
I'm staying cautiously bullish $TRADOOR overall, but waiting for a dip to jump in better.
Entry-wise: Best play is a retrace to that support sweet spot between 1.9327 (Support) and MA10 around 1.9935. Look for a bounce like a pin bar or engulfing there, plus steadier short-term flows, for a solid long signal. Going in now? Too risky with everything stretched.
Stops: Set it 3-4% under your entry—say around 1.88 if you're in at 1.95. Volatility's high (ATR 0.0857), so it covers against whipsaws.
Targets $TRADOOR : Eye a retest of the high at 2.258 for about 15% upside. Safer first stop at resistance (2.135), netting ~10%. From 1.95 to 2.135 with stop at 1.88, that's a sweet 1:2.5 risk-reward.
