$DOT : short setup from daily support at 1.202 Given the low liquidity of DOT, the absence of sharp volatility spikes allows for continuing the analysis of the possibility of opening short positions. A clear support level has been identified at 1.202, where a halt in the price decline was observed; today, a precise bounce from this level was recorded, indicating the presence of limit orders. A smooth approach to the specified level with minimal volatility and the formation of an entry point consistent with the trading system is expected. The absence of nearby support levels for further downward price movement allows for considering a risk-to-reward ratio of 1 to 5 and higher.
We have a mirror level of 0.03242, above which the asset is currently consolidating. Overall, this is a pump and dump, so there is no point in expecting significant accumulation, as I would usually do. A few minutes ago, there was a false breakout of the level, followed by no bounce; this is a good signal for a short.
The $BERA continues its global downtrend, and today’s price movement gives a clear signal for further decline.
Earlier today, we saw a strong push higher that was quickly reversed: the price not only rolled back but dropped below the daily open level. This is not a coincidence — we are witnessing a deliberate accumulation of a short position. The large player intentionally let the price run up to trap buyers (longs), using their volume to build a short position at much better prices.
What is particularly telling is the nature of the drop. The price didn't crash sharply on emotions; instead, it moved lower slowly and confidently, methodically eating through all the buyers' limit orders along the way. This kind of movement shows that the major player isn't offloading, but rather accumulating a position using the counter-trend move in full control. The bias remains strictly short.
On the daily timeframe, the asset is exhibiting high volatility. The lower boundary of this volatility has established a key support level at 0.1542, which serves as the baseline for my short scenario. The day before yesterday, a heavy drop stalled exactly at this mark. Now, we can see the price returning to this support, testing it tick for tick. Following this test, a pre-breakout base has started forming, showing a gradual price compression (squeeze) against the level. The absolutely critical factor for executing this trade is seeing minimal volatility (tight consolidation) right before the actual breakdown occurs.