Kristan Mclure J6CO

$MASK keeps knocking on the same door.
Price already got rejected near 0.421 once, but instead of rolling over, buyers came back and pushed it right back under resistance. That's usually a sign the market wants another shot higher.

Setup:

• Entry: 0.410 – 0.416

• Target 1: 0.421 🎯

• Target 2: 0.435 🎯

• Target 3: 0.450 🎯

• Stop Loss: 0.395

The move from 0.38 wasn't the interesting part. The interesting part is that nobody has been able to push it back there. Every dip keeps getting bought and price is spending more time near the highs than the lows.

If 0.421 finally gives way, I wouldn't be surprised to see traders start chasing the breakout. Until then, bulls are keeping pressure on the level.
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$NES $ATM

$MUB just wiped out the entire selloff from 1246 to 992 and reclaimed the breakdown zone in one aggressive move. Now price is holding near the highs instead of fading, which usually tells me buyers are still in control. 👀

Setup:

• Entry: 1185 – 1220

• Target 1: 1246 🎯

• Target 2: 1300 🎯

• Target 3: 1380 🎯

• Stop Loss: 1090

The key level is 1246. If bulls break and hold above it, momentum could accelerate quickly. For now, this looks like accumulation near resistance rather than exhaustion after a 14% rally.
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$ATM $NES

$TAO just defended the 206 level after a brutal selloff from 242, and that's the first thing that catches my eye. Bears managed to force a breakdown, but they couldn't keep price below the panic low. Instead, buyers stepped in aggressively and pushed TAO straight back into the 218-220 range.

Setup:

• Entry: 217 – 220

• Target 1: 228 🎯

• Target 2: 236 🎯

• Target 3: 242 🎯

• Stop Loss: 206

The chart isn't bullish yet, but it's no longer in freefall either. What I'm seeing is a V-shaped recovery attempt after a liquidity sweep at 206. Price is now compressing around 218 while RSI has recovered back above 50, showing momentum is slowly shifting back toward the bulls.

The real battle sits at 220-228. That's where sellers have been defending every bounce. If buyers can chew through that supply zone, I think the market starts looking back toward 236 and eventually the 242 swing high.

For now, 206 remains the line in the sand. As long as that low holds, this looks more like accumulation after a panic flush than the start of another leg down.
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$NES $O

$BTC spent hours getting pushed around, then the moment it slipped under $60K, everyone suddenly became bearish.
Price tagged $59.1K, liquidations hit, fear spread fast — but sellers couldn't keep control for long. The dip got bought, and BTC climbed right back above the level that had traders panicking.

That's what I'm watching here.

Not the breakdown. The fact that the market rejected trading below $60K.

Now BTC is sitting back above support, and the pressure shifts to the bears. They got the break they wanted. The question is whether they can get a second one.

For now, $60K is back on the board. 👀
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$NES $O

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$O $NES

$ETH didn't really drift lower here — it fell off a cliff. The first warning was the rejection from $1,780, then every bounce started getting weaker. Price spent some time trying to hold around $1,640, but once that level cracked, there was almost no buying underneath it. The result was a straight flush into the $1,550s, with traders rushing for the exit at the same time.

The RSI is sitting at extreme levels now, so a bounce wouldn't be surprising. But from a chart perspective, this still looks like a market searching for support rather than one ready to trend higher. For now, ETH needs to prove buyers are willing to step back in. 👀📉
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$NES $O

$BTC losing $60K wasn't the part that caught my attention — it was how easily buyers stepped aside when that level broke.
For hours, price tried to stabilize above support, but every bounce got sold into. Once $60K gave way, the move accelerated fast, flushing BTC down toward $59.1K in a classic liquidity sweep. The RSI is now deeply oversold, so a bounce wouldn't be surprising, but oversold doesn't automatically mean bullish. Right now, the market looks more focused on finding the next support than chasing a recovery. As long as BTC stays below $60K, sellers have the edge. 📉👀
$NES $O

$OG just flushed everyone out below 2.50 and then ripped straight back above 2.70. That's the kind of move that gets my attention.

What I like here is that buyers didn't wait around. The moment price swept the lows near 2.48, demand stepped in aggressively and pushed the market back into the previous range. Now OG is sitting around 2.63, holding most of that recovery instead of giving it all back.

Setup:

• Entry: 2.60 – 2.64

• Stop Loss: 2.48

🎯 Target 1: 2.74

🎯 Target 2: 2.82

🎯 Target 3: 3.00

The chart is telling a simple story: liquidity got taken below support, weak hands got shaken out, and buyers immediately reclaimed control. As long as 2.60 keeps holding, I see this as a bullish recovery structure rather than a dead-cat bounce.

A clean break above 2.74 could bring the 2.82 high back into play quickly. If that level goes, the market will start talking about 3.00 again.
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$NES $O

$SONY caught my attention after that nasty sweep into 19.30. A lot of traders probably got shaken out there, but the market had other plans. Buyers stepped in hard, and since then price has been quietly climbing back, printing higher lows while staying close to the highs.

Setup:
• Entry: 19.95 – 20.10
• Target 1: 20.38 🎯
• Target 2: 20.75 🎯
• Target 3: 21.30 🎯
• Stop-loss: 19.45

What I like here is that every dip is getting bought before sellers can gain any control. Price isn't running away yet, but it's also not giving bears the pullback they're looking for. That's usually a sign that stronger hands are still accumulating.

Right now 20.38 is the level everyone is watching. If that ceiling finally cracks, I wouldn't be surprised to see breakout traders pile in and fuel the next move higher. Until then, this looks like a healthy pause after a strong recovery rather than a chart that's ready to roll over. 👀📈
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$NES $O

$TIMI has already made its explosive move, ripping from the 0.0009 area to 0.0030 in a matter of sessions. What catches my eye now is that despite a 120%+ run, sellers haven't been able to push it back to the breakout base. Instead, price is carving out higher lows between 0.0020 and 0.0025, which usually tells me strong hands are still sitting on their bags.

Setup:
• Entry: 0.00235 – 0.00255
• Target 1: 0.00300
• Target 2: 0.00350
• Target 3: 0.00420
• Stop-loss: 0.00195

The important part isn't the run from 0.0009 to 0.0030. It's the way price is absorbing profit-taking afterward. Most weak pumps collapse once early buyers start cashing out. TIMI hasn't done that. Every flush has been bought, and the chart is beginning to coil just below the local high. If buyers can reclaim and hold above 0.0030, I think momentum traders will start chasing again. Until then, this looks more like consolidation after a strong markup than the start of a breakdown.
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$NES $O

$SOL is showing a clear bearish structure on the 1H chart, with price rejecting hard from the $75 resistance zone and printing a series of lower highs and lower lows ever since. The selloff accelerated after losing the $72 area, and every bounce has been met with fresh selling pressure.

What stands out now is that price has returned to the $68 support region, while RSI has dropped into oversold territory near 27. This suggests downside momentum is becoming stretched, but buyers still haven't shown enough strength to confirm a reversal.

From a trader's perspective, this looks like a market searching for a bottom after a sharp correction. A hold above $67.5-$68 could trigger a relief bounce, but bulls need to reclaim $70-$71 before the trend starts shifting back in their favor.

For now, sellers remain in control, but with RSI oversold and price sitting on key support, I'm watching closely for signs of accumulation. The next reaction from this zone will likely determine whether SOL gets a meaningful recovery or another leg lower. ⚡📈🔥

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$O h$NES

$ONG just delivered the kind of move that gets traders' attention. After spending hours grinding sideways around the 0.044–0.046 area, buyers stepped in aggressively and squeezed price straight into 0.0559. The pullback that followed is normal after a vertical candle, but the key thing I'm watching is whether bulls can hold above the breakout zone instead of giving the whole move back.

Setup:
• Entry: 0.0475 – 0.0490
• Target 1: 0.0559
• Target 2: 0.0600
• Target 3: 0.0650
• Stop-loss: 0.0440

The important part isn't the spike to 0.0559. It's how price behaves after the excitement fades. Right now, the chart is trying to build acceptance above the old range, which is exactly what strong breakout candidates do. If buyers keep defending the 0.047–0.048 area, I wouldn't be surprised to see another push toward fresh highs. For now, momentum remains with the bulls, but holding the breakout zone is what matters most.
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$NES $O

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$NES $O

$DYDX spent a long time grinding between $0.11 and $0.12 before buyers finally forced a breakout. Since then, price has stair-stepped higher and recently tagged $0.1549. What's catching my attention now is that even after the rejection, sellers haven't been able to push it back into the old range.

Setup:
• Entry: $0.142 – $0.146
• Target 1: $0.155
• Target 2: $0.165
• Target 3: $0.180
• Stop-loss: $0.136

The move from $0.12 to $0.15 was fast, but the real story is what happened afterward. Instead of a sharp dump, DYDX is holding near the highs and continuing to print higher lows. That tells me traders are still willing to buy dips rather than rush for the exit. If buyers can clear $0.155 cleanly, I expect another wave of momentum to come into the chart.
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$NES $O

$SYN has already had its explosive move from the $0.10 area, but what stands out now is that buyers aren't letting it unwind. After tagging $0.337, the chart spent its time chopping sideways instead of collapsing, and every dip into the mid-$0.20s has been bought back. That's usually what strong trends look like after a big expansion.

Setup:
• Entry: $0.295 – $0.310
• Target 1: $0.337
• Target 2: $0.370
• Target 3: $0.420
• Stop-loss: $0.270

The important part here isn't the rally itself. It's the fact that sellers have had multiple chances to push SYN lower and haven't been able to do it. Price is building a base just below the highs, which tells me holders are still sitting tight rather than rushing for the exit. If buyers can clear $0.337, I wouldn't be surprised to see momentum traders pile back in and drive the next leg higher.
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$NES $O

$AAVE swept liquidity at $70.54 and then ripped straight to $79.00, showing strong demand at lower levels. The pullback we're seeing now looks more like profit-taking than weakness, with price still holding above the breakout zone.

Setup:
• Entry: $74.00 – $75.50

• Target 1: $79.00
• Target 2: $82.50
• Target 3: $86.00

• Stop-loss: $72.00

Sellers had their chance below $71 and couldn't keep control. As long as AAVE holds above the $74 area, I expect buyers to keep pressing for another test of $79 and potentially higher.
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$NES $O

$LAB is doing what strong leaders usually do after a sharp recovery — it refuses to give back gains. After sweeping lows near 13.50, buyers stepped in aggressively and drove price back to the 17.60 resistance area. Since then, every dip has been met with buying, and the chart is now printing a series of higher lows just beneath resistance.

Setup:
• Entry: 16.90 – 17.30
• Target 1: 18.20
• Target 2: 19.50
• Target 3: 21.00
• Stop-loss: 15.90

The important part isn't the move from 13.5 to 17.6. It's what happened after. Most weak charts spike and immediately retrace. LAB has spent its time consolidating near the highs, which tells me holders aren't rushing for the exit. If buyers can finally push through 17.60, I expect momentum traders to pile in and drive the next leg higher. For now, the trend remains intact, and the bulls still have control of the tape.
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$O $NES

$BLESS looks like it's transitioning from panic selling to accumulation after the sharp rejection from 0.0125. The flush into the 0.0072 support zone attracted buyers quickly, and the latest bounce shows dip buyers are stepping back in.

What's catching my attention is that despite the heavy selloff, price isn't making fresh lows. Instead, it's building a base while momentum recovers. That's usually the first thing I look for after a violent correction.

Bulls still need to reclaim the 0.0090–0.0100 area to confirm a stronger trend reversal, but for now, the chart is showing resilience rather than weakness.

My read: sellers had their move, now buyers are trying to take control. The next few candles around resistance will decide whether this becomes a recovery rally or just another dead-cat bounce. 👀📈🔥

Trade #Bless here
$O $NES

$EVAA is starting to look constructive again after spending a long time chopping between 0.79–0.83. The breakout above that range brought fresh momentum, and despite getting rejected near 0.93, price hasn't given back much ground. That's usually a sign that sellers are taking profits while buyers continue absorbing supply underneath.

Setup:
• Entry: 0.88 – 0.90
• Target 1: 0.95
• Target 2: 1.02
• Target 3: 1.10
• Stop-loss: 0.84

What catches my eye is how quickly buyers stepped back in after the rejection from 0.93. Instead of a sharp sell-off, we're seeing higher lows and steady bids around the 0.86–0.88 area. That's not how weak charts behave. If EVAA can reclaim 0.93, I think it opens the door for a push into price discovery. For now, the trend is still favoring buyers, and dips continue to get bought.
Trade #EVAA here
$NES $O