$HUMA continues to trade in a weak structure after a strong sell-off from the 0.0317 area. The recent bounce from 0.0284 looks corrective, not impulsive, and price is now stalling below the prior breakdown zone. Buyers are struggling to push higher, while sellers are consistently defending the 0.0296–0.0300 region.
Overall structure shows lower highs and weak follow-through on bounces. As long as price stays below the short-term resistance, downside continuation remains the higher-probability scalp.
📌 When does this idea fail?
A clean reclaim and hold above 0.0306 with strong momentum would invalidate this setup. Until then, rallies are sell opportunities.
🔻 Short Scalp Trade Signal
Entry Zone: 0.0296 – 0.0301
TP1: 0.0286
TP2: 0.0279
Stop Loss: 0.0309
Leverage: 20x – 50x
Margin: 2% – 5%
Risk Management: Take partial at TP1 and move stop to entry
Short #HUMA Here 👇👇
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A record $23.7 billion in Bitcoin options is expiring, and moments like this usually matter more than they look on the surface. Large expiries tend to release built-up pressure in the market, especially when liquidity is thin. Sometimes price stays calm. Other times it moves fast in both directions before finding balance again.
What stands out to me is not prediction, but positioning. When so much capital is tied to one expiry, reactions often come from forced adjustments rather than fresh conviction. This is where emotions get tested. Patience becomes harder. Noise increases.
I’m watching this as a reminder of how derivative markets quietly shape short-term behavior. Volatility doesn’t mean direction. It just means movement. For me, this is another moment to stay observant, not reactive, and let the market show its hand before forming strong opinions. $BTC $USD1 $LTC
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