$POWER caught my attention because the drop to 0.25000 didn’t break the structure the way sellers wanted. I’m seeing how the chart flushed, touched the base, and then snapped back with a strong green reaction. That first rebound tells me buyers were waiting below and the sell pressure hit exhaustion. Every time price dips around the lower zone, it gets picked up fast, and that’s the first sign that the trend wants to slow down and shift. When candles react like this, momentum begins to build from the bottom instead of spilling lower. If this reaction holds, it becomes the start of a short term recovery move.

Price is now sitting near 0.26100 and holding steady. This matters because after such a heavy down move, coins usually keep bleeding unless buyers step in with purpose. Here I’m watching the candles stabilize and the panic fade. The low at 0.25000 is still untouched and the recovery didn’t fade instantly. That shows buyers are present. If this zone keeps holding, continuation upward becomes possible. The chart still has space to retrace toward the earlier breakdown points, and that makes the setup clean.

Here is the trade setup.

Entry Point

0.25950 to 0.26200

Target Point

0.26840

0.27390

0.27980

Stop Loss

0.24980

This can play out because buyers already defended 0.25000 with strength and forced a rebound that didn’t collapse. If the base stays intact and the candles keep forming higher lows, the move has room to climb into the next supply levels. The targets remain realistic as long as the support doesn’t crack.

Let’s go and Trade now $POWER