Sam Usman

$SAHARA pushed aggressively into 0.0402 liquidity and immediately saw rejection.
That tells me sellers were waiting above the highs, but the pullback still looks controlled for now.

Price is holding structure after the expansion, printing higher lows instead of fully unwinding.
As long as 0.0345–0.0350 holds, buyers still have control of short-term flow.

Trade plan:
Entry: 0.0350–0.0355 on constructive reaction
SL: Below 0.0338
TP1: 0.0388
TP2: 0.0400–0.0410 liquidity retest

No interest in chasing after a vertical move.
The better trade is letting price retrace into support and watching how it reacts there.

If price loses 0.0338 with momentum, the current bullish structure breaks down and this setup is off the table.
That likely opens the door for a deeper liquidity rotation before continuation.

#sahara

$DYM just ripped through short-term resistance and tagged fresh intraday liquidity near 0.0321.
Now price is pulling back after the impulse — normal behavior after a fast expansion move.

What matters here is the reaction around 0.0270–0.0280.
If buyers defend this zone and the structure holds higher lows, continuation toward the highs is still on the table.

Trade plan:
Entry: 0.0272–0.0280 on stable reaction
SL: Below 0.0260
TP1: 0.0305
TP2: 0.0320+ liquidity sweep

Not chasing the candle after expansion.
Waiting for price to come back into demand and show acceptance.

If 0.0260 breaks cleanly, the current bullish structure weakens and this setup is invalidated.
At that point, liquidity likely rotates lower before any real continuation attempt.

#DYM

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$USAR USDT perp isn’t trading yet and that matters.

No price, no structure, no liquidity. This is a fresh listing environment where the first moves are driven by imbalance, not logic. Early volatility will be aggressive, with liquidity forming in real time.

I’m not chasing the open.

Let the market print its first range. Watch how price reacts at the initial highs and lows — that’s where early liquidity gets defined. The first sweep and reclaim will likely set the tone.

Plan: Wait for a clear range to form.
Look for a liquidity grab (either side) followed by a sharp reaction.

Entry: On reclaim after a sweep of the range high/low

SL: Beyond the sweep extreme

TP: Opposite side of the range, then trail if momentum holds

If price just trends cleanly without pullbacks, I leave it. No structure = no edge.

Risk: New listings are unpredictable. Slippage, thin books, fake moves all in play. If reactions are messy or inconsistent, I stay out.

Let the market show its hand first. Then act.

#USAR

$QCOM USDT Perp isn’t live yet and that’s the trade.

No price history, no structure, no reference. Which means when it opens, it’ll be pure liquidity hunting. Early moves on fresh perps are rarely “clean trends” they’re driven by aggressive positioning, stop runs, and imbalance.

I’m not chasing the first candle.

I want to see where price reacts. Let the initial volatility print a range, sweep both sides, and show its hand. First key is the opening high/low that’s your initial liquidity map.

Plan: If price spikes and sweeps highs, then fails to hold → I’ll look for shorts on the reclaim failure.
If it dumps hard, sweeps lows, and quickly reclaims → I’ll look for longs off that shift.

Entry: After a clear sweep + rejection, not during the impulse.
SL: Beyond the extreme of the liquidity grab.
TP: Back into the range or opposite side liquidity.

No confirmation, no trade.

If it just trends clean without giving a reaction, I let it go. Missing the move is better than feeding the open.

This is a patience setup not a prediction game.

#QCOM

$AMD USDT isn’t trading yet and that’s the trade.
No price, no structure, no liquidity. This is a blank slate, which means the real opportunity comes after the open, not before it.
I’ll be watching the first moves closely. The initial push will likely be emotional that’s where early liquidity gets taken. I’m not interested in chasing that.
I want to see where price settles after the first reaction.
Does it hold above the opening range? Or does it sweep both sides before choosing direction?
Plan: Wait for the first clear range to form post-launch.
Trade the break only if there’s acceptance beyond it.
Entry: Break and hold outside the initial range
SL: Back inside the range
TP: Expansion into the next liquidity zone
If price keeps whipping both sides with no structure I stay out.
No structure = no edge.
Patience here is the real position.

#AMD

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$BILL 4 is coming off a strong expansion phase — +120% move pushed price into fresh territory, but now momentum is cooling near the 0.039–0.040 area. You can see sellers stepping in there, forcing a pullback and compressing price back toward 0.033–0.034.

Right now, this isn’t a breakout — it’s a reaction.

The key zone sits around 0.029–0.031. That’s where buyers previously stepped in and where liquidity is likely resting. If price dips into that area and holds, I’m watching for a clean rejection to step in long.

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.029 – 0.031 (on confirmation)
SL: Below 0.027 (if structure breaks, idea is invalid)
TP1: 0.034
TP2: 0.038
TP3: 0.042+

If price fails to hold 0.029, then the move was just a liquidity sweep after the pump — no reason to fight it. I step aside and wait for lower structure to form.

For now, patience. Let price come to you.

#BILL

$API3 /USDT is trading heavy near 0.366 after a steady bleed from the 0.39 highs. Price is sitting right above a weak support zone, and you can see sellers still pressing no real sign of strong demand stepping in yet.

The recent structure shows lower highs and continuous rejection on pushes up. That tells me liquidity is still resting below, and the market may sweep those lows before any meaningful bounce.

I’m watching two scenarios:

If price reclaims 0.374–0.380 with acceptance, that’s a shift in short-term control. I’d look for a long on a pullback, targeting 0.385 and potentially 0.39.
Stop loss goes below 0.368 if it slips back under, the move likely fails.

If price breaks below 0.364 cleanly, I expect a liquidity grab toward 0.358–0.352. That’s where I’d consider shorts on a retest, with continuation targets lower.
Invalidation is a quick reclaim back above 0.37.

Right now, it’s a patience game. No need to force entries in the middle let price come into your levels and show its hand.

#API3

$GNO /USDT is sitting in a reaction zone after a clear sell-off from the 146 area. Price tapped lows near 124 and bounced, but the recovery lacks strength looks more like a pause than a reversal.

Right now, market structure is still leaning bearish. Lower highs are forming, and price is struggling to reclaim the 134–136 supply zone. That area is key sellers previously stepped in aggressively there.

If price pushes back into 133–136, I’m watching for rejection and liquidity grabs. That’s the short trigger.

Plan: Entry: 133–136 (on rejection)
SL: Above 138 (invalidation above structure)
TP: 125 first, then 121 if momentum continues

If buyers manage to hold above 136 and build acceptance, the bearish idea is off. That would signal strength and shift the structure.

For now, this looks like a bounce into supply and I’m treating it as such.

#GHO

$CHR is trading heavy after a sharp intraday selloff, now sitting right above the local low around 0.0243. Price tapped into that liquidity and reacted, but the bounce is weak — no real conviction from buyers yet.

Structure on the lower timeframes is still bearish. Lower highs are intact, and every push up is getting sold into. This looks more like absorption than reversal for now.

Plan is simple:
If price reclaims 0.0250 with strength and holds, I’ll consider a quick long scalp toward 0.0263–0.0270 where supply previously stepped in.

Otherwise, I’m leaning short on a weak bounce into 0.0250–0.0255, targeting a sweep below 0.0243 and continuation toward fresh lows.

Stop loss stays tight — above 0.0260 for shorts, below 0.0240 for longs.

Invalidation is clear: a strong reclaim and hold above 0.0263 shifts momentum and cancels the bearish bias.

For now, it’s a reaction zone — not a reversal. Patience until price shows its hand.

#CHR

$KNC is bleeding into support after a sharp intraday sell-off, now hovering just above the 0.153–0.154 zone. Price is compressing at the lows, which usually means one thing — either sellers finish the job, or we get a relief bounce from trapped shorts.

So far, no strong rejection… but downside momentum is slowing. That’s where I’m watching.

Plan: I’m interested in a reactive long only if price sweeps below 0.153, grabs liquidity, and reclaims the level with intent.

Entry: Reclaim of 0.154 after a liquidity sweep
SL: Clean break and hold below 0.151
TP: 0.160 first, then 0.167 if momentum builds

If price just bleeds lower without reclaiming structure, I stay out. No reason to catch a falling knife.

This is a level-to-level trade — quick reaction, tight risk. Either it bounces clean, or it’s not the traid

#KNC

$OPEN /USDT is coming off a clear intraday sell-off, now sitting around 0.204. Price tapped the 0.23 area earlier and got rejected hard — that’s where sellers stepped in with intent. Since then, structure has shifted bearish with lower highs forming and pressure building toward the lows.

Right now, 0.202–0.200 is acting as a short-term liquidity pocket. If price sweeps this zone and fails to reclaim 0.205 quickly, I’m looking for continuation to the downside. Weak bounces = sell opportunities.

Plan: Short on a pullback into 0.208–0.212 if price shows rejection.
Stop loss above 0.224 (above last strong supply).
Targets: 0.198 first, then 0.190 if momentum expands.

If price reclaims 0.215 and holds, that weakens the bearish case — I step aside. No need to fight a shift in structure.

Clean levels, clear invalidation. Let price do the talkig

#open

$BABY /USDT is clearly under pressure — a sharp -20% move has already flushed out late buyers. Price tapped 0.025 area and got rejected hard, now trading near the lows around 0.0193. That tells me momentum shifted and sellers are in control, at least short term.

Right now, price is sitting close to a weak support zone. No strong reaction yet — just slow bleed and low conviction bounces. Liquidity below 0.0188 looks exposed. If that level breaks cleanly, I expect another leg down as stops get triggered.

Plan: I’m not chasing here. Either:

Long only if price reclaims 0.0205–0.021 with strength and holds → target 0.023 / 0.025

Or short on breakdown below 0.0188 → target 0.0175 / 0.0168

Stop loss:

Tight invalidation above/below structure depending on entry (no wide stops in this volatility)

Risk: This is a high volatility environment after a major dump — fake moves are likely. If price starts ranging and fails to expand, I stay out.

For now, patience. Let the market show its hand.

#baby

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Solana is trading around 84.9 after tapping into the 85.9 high and rejecting. Price is compressing just below that intraday supply, showing hesitation rather than continuation.
The key thing here is how price behaved at the highs — we saw a push into liquidity above 85, but no strong acceptance. That suggests buyers aren’t fully committed up here yet.
On the downside, 83.3–83.5 is acting as the nearest support. That’s the level where bids stepped in previously, so it’s the line that keeps this structure intact.
Plan:$SOL
If price reclaims and holds above 85.5 with strong candles, I’m looking for continuation into 86.5–87. That would signal acceptance above the range high.
Alternatively, if we sweep 85 again and fail, I’d lean short on rejection, targeting a move back into 83.5 liquidity.
Execution:
Long above 85.5
SL: below 84.7
TP: 86.5 → 87
Short on rejection near 85.5–86
SL: above 86.2
TP: 84 → 83.5
Risk:
Chop zone conditions. Price is ranging, not trending. Breakouts can fake out quickly here, so confirmation matters.
Invalidation:
Clean acceptance above 86 shifts bias fully bullish.
Break and hold below 83.3 opens downside expansion.
Right now, this is a liquidity game — patience over prediction.

#sol

$ETH /USDT is grinding higher, but the move is controlled not explosive. Price is holding above 2,300 while repeatedly probing into 2,340–2,345, which looks like a clear supply zone.

Multiple taps into that high without a clean breakout tells me liquidity is building above, while downside liquidity sits around 2,295–2,300.

Right now, it’s compression near highs typically a setup for expansion, but direction isn’t confirmed yet.

Trade plan:

I’m not chasing into resistance.

Prefer a pullback into 2,305–2,315 — prior structure and a cleaner demand zone. That’s where I want to see buyers defend.

Entry (long): 2,305 – 2,315

Stop Loss: Below 2,295

Target 1: 2,345

Target 2: 2,380+ if breakout follows

Alternative: If price breaks above 2,345 and holds, I’ll wait for a retest of that level as support before looking for continuation.

Risk:

If 2,295 breaks, structure weakens and we likely rotate toward 2,260–2,250 liquidity.

No need to force this. Either it pulls back into demand or confirms strength with a breakout and retest anything else is just noise.

#ETH

$BTC /USDT is moving sideways just below 79.2k after a slow grind up. Price isn’t impulsive it’s compressing. That usually means liquidity is building on both sides before the next move.

Highs around 79.2k haven’t broken cleanly, but they’re being tested repeatedly. That kind of pressure often leads to a sweep. At the same time, equal lows are forming near 78.1k a clear downside liquidity pool.

Right now, it’s a range. No edge in the middle.

Trade plan:

I’m focused on the extremes.

If price dips into 78.1k–78.3k and shows a reaction, that’s where I look for a bounce.

Entry (long): 78.1k – 78.3k

Stop Loss: Below 77.8k

Target 1: 78.9k

Target 2: 79.5k

Alternative: If price breaks above 79.2k and holds, I’ll wait for a retest of that level as support before entering continuation.

Risk:

If 78k gives way, the range breaks and we likely rotate lower into 77k liquidity. That would invalidate the current structure.

No reason to force anything here. Let price take liquidity first then react.

#BTC