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$TAO base forming after heavy drop. Sellers exhausted, buyers gaining control.Entry: 225–232 | SL: 212
TPs: 246 / 264 / 293
Recovery phase underway—wait for structure, manage risk.PLEASE FOLLOW BDV7071.$TAO 
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$LAB Trade Setup Market Context: $LAB has shown a strong impulse move followed by a healthy pullback. Buyers quickly stepped back in, confirming strength in the structure. Price action looks primed for continuation. Trade Plan: Entry Zone: 0.150 – 0.157 Stop Loss (SL): 0.138 Take Profit Targets (TP): TP1: 0.168 TP2: 0.185 TP3: 0.205 Technical Outlook: Momentum remains intact after the pullback. Structure suggests potential for higher continuation if buyers maintain control. Risk-to-reward ratio is favorable across all targets.PLEASE FOLLOW BDV7071.$LAB

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$TRUST/USDT – SHORT Setup 4H trend remains bearish, price below key MAs. A brief 1H bounce above EMA50 offers a short opportunity as momentum weakens. Trigger: 1H break below EMA50 + 15m RSI < 50 → bearish continuation. Entry: 0.1090 – 0.1096 TPs: 0.1070 | 0.1063 | 0.1047 SL: 0.1115 Trade with proper risk management.

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JAPAN FX ALERT | Macro Update The Japanese yen remains under heavy pressure, trading near historic lows as the Bank of Japan (BOJ) continues its cautious, ultra-loose monetary stance. While officials have verbally warned about possible FX intervention, concrete action remains limited, keeping volatility elevated in the yen market. Why this matters: FX instability in a major economy like Japan doesn’t stay isolated. A weakening yen distorts global liquidity flows, impacts carry trades, and increases stress across risk markets. When currency confidence erodes, capital often looks for non-sovereign alternatives. Historical context: Periods of sustained currency weakness have frequently coincided with increased interest in alternative assets, particularly Bitcoin, as investors seek protection from fiat devaluation and policy uncertainty. Crypto markets tend to react early to these macro shifts before they fully price into traditional assets. Market implication: If yen weakness persists and intervention remains delayed or ineffective, broader risk markets — including crypto — may experience volatility spikes followed by potential capital rotation into BTC and select high-beta digital assets. Bottom line: Currency stress rarely stays local. When a major FX pair breaks down, global markets feel the ripple effects — and crypto is often the first signal. Stay alert.PLEASE FOLLOW BDV7071 $POLYX $LUNA $EPIC #Japan #Yen #Macro #CryptoMarket #RiskOn

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$AT Trade Setup Alert After a sharp move, price is now in a tight range — compression is building, energy is loading. This type of structure often breaks quickly… stay alert! Setup Details: Entry Zone: 0.0975 – 0.1005 Stop Loss (SL): 0.0940 Take Profit Targets: TP1: 0.1060 TP2: 0.1120 TP3: 0.1200 Clean setup: risk is small, let momentum do the work.PLEASE FOLLOW BDV7071

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BTC/USDT Trading Signal Signal Type: BUY (LONG) Pair: BTC/USDT Entry Zone: 89,200 – 89,000 take Profit Targets: TP1: 89,700 TP2: 90,200 TP3: 91,000 Stop Loss: 88,400 Risk Management: Recommended risk: 2–3% per trade Always use proper position sizing and adhere to your trading plan.PLEASE FOLLOW BDV7071.$BTC

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