Trading Plan Long $SPK Entry: 0.0408 – 0.0416 SL: 0.0400 TP: 0.0428 TP: 0.0438 TP: 0.0448
SPK rounds out our losers list. It's down 8.25% and the price is now sitting at a level that has been support multiple times. SPK had a big run up before this drop — it was up 81% in our last list. This drop is just a healthy pullback. The selling is slowing down. The volume is decreasing. When a coin pulls back to a known support level after a big run, buyers often return. This is a bounce play with a clear stop below 0.0400.
Trading Plan Long $BIO Entry: 0.0302 – 0.0307 SL: 0.0297 TP: 0.0316 TP: 0.0322 TP: 0.0328
BIO is down 8.4% — the smallest drop on this list. But sometimes smaller drops give cleaner setups. BIO is sitting right on a support level that has held for the past week. The price touched this level twice yesterday and bounced both times. Now it's back again. The third touch of support is often the last one before a bigger bounce. The stop is tight below 0.0297. The targets are clear and reasonable.
Trading Plan Long $GTC Entry: 0.1015 – 0.1035 SL: 0.0995 TP: 0.1065 TP: 0.1085 TP: 0.1105
GTC is down 8.8% and is now trading very close to a support level that has held for weeks. The drop today was fast, but now it's stalling. Look at the candles — they're getting smaller and smaller. That means sellers are losing interest. They're not willing to push price lower from here. When sellers stop selling at support, even a few buyers can push price up. This is a classic bounce setup with a clean invalidation level.
Trading Plan Long $RESOLV Entry: 0.0280 – 0.0287 SL: 0.0275 TP: 0.0295 TP: 0.0302 TP: 0.0310
RESOLV is down nearly 9% and the chart shows a clear support level right below current price. The drop has been straight down, but now the candles are getting smaller. That's called a loss of momentum to the downside. When downside momentum stalls at support, the path of least resistance is up — at least for a bounce. The stop loss is tight below 0.0275. If support holds, the first target is 0.0295.
Trading Plan Long $AI Entry: 0.0194 – 0.0198 SL: 0.0190 TP: 0.0204 TP: 0.0210 TP: 0.0216
AI is down 9.6% and the drop is starting to slow down. The price is now sitting near a support zone that was formed during the last consolidation. AI coins are still getting attention from the market, so the bounce could come faster than with other coins. The key here is the stall — the price is not dropping as fast as it was 30 minutes ago. That's the first sign of a potential reversal. Watch for buyers to step in soon.
Trading Plan Long $CFG Entry: 0.2210 – 0.2240 SL: 0.2180 TP: 0.2285 TP: 0.2320 TP: 0.2360
CFG is down 11.2% and the drop has been clean — no crazy spikes, just steady selling. Now it's reached a level that has acted as support twice before. The chart shows that buyers have defended this level in the past. The current selling volume is lower than it was an hour ago. That's a sign of exhaustion. When sellers get tired at support, buyers take control. This is a low-risk long with a clear invalidation below 0.2180.
Trading Plan Long $DENT Entry: 0.0000670 – 0.0000685 SL: 0.0000655 TP: 0.0000705 TP: 0.0000725 TP: 0.0000745
DENT is down 11.7% and is now sitting at a support level that has held for weeks. This coin moves slowly, but that means the levels are cleaner. The drop here was steady, not panicky. Now the price is stalling near support. The sellers who wanted out are already out. The remaining holders are not selling. When selling pressure disappears at support, even small buying pushes price up. The stop is tight and the targets are realistic.
Trading Plan Long $ESP Entry: 0.0735 – 0.0750 SL: 0.0720 TP: 0.0775 TP: 0.0795 TP: 0.0815
ESP was up 15% in our last list. Now it's down 12%. That's a normal pullback after a move up. The price is now sitting near the halfway point of the previous rally — a common spot for buyers to return. The selling volume is dropping. The candles are showing less fear. When a coin pulls back to a logical support level and the selling dries up, a bounce is likely. This is not a long-term hold — it's a trade on the bounce.
Trading Plan Long $TRU Entry: 0.00345 – 0.00352 SL: 0.00338 TP: 0.00362 TP: 0.00370 TP: 0.00378
TRU is down 12.5% and now trading near $0.0035. This level has been support three times in the last two weeks. Each time price came here, it bounced. Now it's here again. The drop is slowing down. The sellers are running out of steam. When a coin keeps bouncing from the same level, smart traders watch that level closely. The stop loss is tight below 0.00338. If it breaks that, the pattern is broken.
Trading Plan Long $PROM Entry: 2.030 – 2.060 SL: 1.990 TP: 2.110 TP: 2.145 TP: 2.180
PROM dropped 12.5% and the chart looks scary. But smart traders look for fear. The drop has brought PROM to a support level that has held for over a month. The red candle is big, but the next candles are getting smaller. That's a sign that the selling is ending. When a coin reaches a strong support zone with weakening selling pressure, the probability of a bounce goes up. This is a high-risk, high-reward long setup.
Trading Plan Long $EUL Entry: 1.390 – 1.410 SL: 1.365 TP: 1.445 TP: 1.475 TP: 1.505
EUL is down almost 13% and the drop has brought it to a level where buyers have shown up multiple times in the past. This is not a random drop — it's a retrace to a known support area. The selling volume is decreasing as we approach this zone. That tells us sellers are done for now. When sellers are exhausted at support, even a small amount of buying can push price up quickly. The reward-to-risk here is good.
Trading Plan Long $DEGO Entry: 0.0765 – 0.0785 SL: 0.0745 TP: 0.0810 TP: 0.0835 TP: 0.0860
DEGO is down 13% and now sitting right on top of a support level that has held for weeks. The drop came fast, but now it's slowing down. The candles are getting smaller. The sellers are losing energy. When a coin drops to a known support zone and starts to stall, buyers often step back in. This is a classic support bounce setup. The risk is clear — if price breaks below 0.0745, the support is gone and the setup is invalid.
$CHIP – Big drop after the big pump. Now watching for bounce
Trading Plan Long $CHIP Entry: 0.0770 – 0.0795 SL: 0.0740 TP: 0.0840 TP: 0.0880 TP: 0.0920
CHIP went up over 600% then dropped 16%. That's normal. After a huge pump, a pullback always comes. The question is where does the pullback end? Right now, CHIP is sitting near a level where buyers stepped in before. The drop is slowing down. The selling pressure is getting weaker. When a coin drops hard and then starts to stall near a support zone, it often leads to a bounce. This is not a reversal yet — it's a short-term bounce play. Tight stop below 0.0740.
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Trading Plan Short $PYTH Entry: 0.0505 – 0.0515 SL: 0.0528 TP: 0.0495 TP: 0.0482 TP: 0.0470
PYTH rounds out the list with a 10.8% move up. It's the smallest gainer here, but that doesn't mean it's the worst setup. In fact, smaller moves often give cleaner charts with less noise. PYTH is sitting exactly at a resistance level that has held for the past week. The price tried to push above it twice in the last few hours and failed both times. That's a double rejection. The third attempt usually doesn't work either. Short with a tight stop above 0.0528.
Trading Plan Short $LUMIA Entry: 0.1355 – 0.1375 SL: 0.1400 TP: 0.1325 TP: 0.1300 TP: 0.1275
LUMIA was in our last list and here it is again. The price moved higher, but the story hasn't changed. It's still failing at resistance. The 12% move up looked promising for a moment, but now the stall is visible again. Each time LUMIA touches this zone, sellers show up. The question is not whether it will pull back — the question is how deep the pullback will go. The short setup here is based on the repetition of a clear pattern.
Trading Plan Short $CGPT Entry: 0.0243 – 0.0249 SL: 0.0256 TP: 0.0236 TP: 0.0229 TP: 0.0222
CGPT had its moment when AI coins were hot. That moment is not right now. The 14% move up is weak compared to what this coin used to do. More importantly, the price is now sitting at a resistance level that has stopped it before. The move up lost its energy about halfway through and has been struggling ever since. When the second half of a rally is weaker than the first half, the rally is in trouble.