$LIT in the bullish consolidation phase that's looking pretty solid. I'm leaning cautious long here, keeping that bullish vibe but with solid risk controls From what I'm seeing on the volume side, those recent 1-hour candles are telling a story: pullbacks are coming with lower volume (like 1.86M at compared to 3.15M), which feels more like smart profit-taking than any real selling pressure kicking in. On capital flows, the big picture is positive with a +9.64M USDT net inflow over 24 hours in contracts—that's outweighing the shorter-term stuff like -1.79M in 4 hours. The minor -758k outflow in the last 30 minutes matches up with this little dip we're in, but overall, it screams institutional buying to me. For entries longs $LIT : I'd eye entries around 3.020-3.050 USDT, where it could retest the 20 MA and the middle Bollinger band—nice confluence there. Stop loss at 2.920 USDT (below Support and the lower Bollinger to play it safe). Target take-profit $LIT : at 3.260 USDT (pushing against the 24h high and
CHINA TELLS BANKS: OPEN THE BOOKS ON VENEZUELA $DUSK Beijing just quietly told its biggest banks to open their books and reveal how much exposure they have to Venezuela, signaling that even China is getting nervous about Trump’s foreign policy wild card.$SUI Apparently, Chinese regulators are asking lenders to disclose their financial ties to Maduro’s regime, after years of oil-backed loans, debt rollovers, and economic lifelines.$VIRTUAL Why now? Because after the U.S. raid on Caracas, the legal and political risk around Venezuela’s assets (especially Citgo) just went vertical. And if Trump’s threats toward Colombia escalate? China’s financial footprint in the region could get caught in the blast radius. Let’s not forget, China has poured over $50B into Venezuela since the Chávez era.