$黑马 just had a big breakout and is holding above its key level, which is a bullish sign. Momentum is strong, but the upward move is still in its early stage.
$ADA has just bounced sharply with clear upward moves and steady buying. The momentum is building quietly, which often leads to a more sustainable continuation than hype-driven moves.
Trading plan: • Entry Zone: Buy around 0.395 – 0.402 • Stop-Loss: Limit losses at 0.382 • Profit Targets: Take profits gradually at 0.430, 0.465, and 0.520
$IP just made a strong upward move with high volume, showing that buyers are clearly in control. The price structure is healthy, forming higher highs, so this isn’t just a random spike.
Trading plan: • Entry Zone: Buy around 3.80 – 3.95 • Stop-Loss: Limit losses at 3.55 • Profit Targets: Take profits gradually at 4.30, 4.75, and 5.40
I’ve reviewed Bitcoin closely and the price structure remains solid. As mentioned earlier today, the first target has already been achieved 🤝
$BTC is staying above the crucial 91K support, which keeps the short-term trend bullish. The market is moving sideways in a healthy way rather than showing signs of weakness, and this type of consolidation often leads to another upward move.
If BTC continues to hold this area and breaks higher, the next upside levels are well within reach.
Spot Plan Entry Zone: 90,500 – 92,000 Bullish Above: 92,800
I’ve reviewed $DASH again and the structure remains solid.
DASH already delivered a strong impulsive move and is now moving sideways in a tight range. This kind of pause after a fast push is normal and often comes before the next move.
Price is currently holding above the main breakout area around 56–58, which keeps the bullish setup valid. Even a pullback toward the 54–55 demand zone would be healthy and could offer better spot entries, not a sign of weakness.
My plan stays straightforward: hold DASH on spot and add gradually on dips.
Silver has broken out of its consolidation phase and momentum has clearly returned. The price structure remains strong, buyers are in control, and further upside looks likely as long as this area holds.
CLANKER has pulled back after a sharp rally and is now rebuilding its structure. Buyers are re-entering from support, which points to a potential continuation higher.
HOT has reacted well from a key demand area after a healthy pullback. Selling pressure is being absorbed, and price is working to regain upside momentum. The structure remains simple with well-defined levels.
GLM has just pushed up strongly after a clear accumulation phase. Momentum is firmly with the buyers, and pullbacks are being absorbed quickly—often a sign of a trend starting to extend.
No need to complicate it; respect the structure and keep risk controlled.
I’ve been calling $MELANIA step by step since early morning, and now it’s playing out. Price has broken out of consolidation with strong volume, confirming a clear trend shift on higher timeframes.
Chasing highs is dangerous—entries based on structure offer much better risk control.
SSV had been drifting lower, clearing out weak holders, and now strong buying interest is starting to appear. The rebound from the lows looks like the first clear sign of momentum turning.
APE has been trending lower for weeks, but the current rebound from the bottom is the first clear sign that selling pressure is weakening. Moves like this often mark the start of a potential reversal and offer smarter entry opportunities.
SUSHI is climbing steadily after forming a solid base. Buyers are in control, and pullbacks are being absorbed quickly. The bullish structure remains intact as long as price stays above support.
ENA is currently sitting at a major historical demand zone, the same area that has previously sparked explosive 300%–400% rallies.
The pattern repeats each cycle: deep correction → long accumulation → vertical expansion. ENA is in that accumulation phase again.
Price is compressed near the bottom, selling pressure is fading, and the risk-to-reward strongly favors the upside. Even if price dips slightly, it’s likely a liquidity grab, not a breakdown.