The setup looks ambiguous: on one hand, there are signals supporting a continuation of the short trend;
on the other, we might be seeing parabolic-style accumulation.
In any case, a local 5:1 move looks realistic in my view.
The chart stands out because on the lower timeframe, the price hit the support level almost to the tick,
a level formed a few days ago when the asset halted its drop and entered consolidation.
Such precise touches usually indicate a limit player positioned at the level —
and if that level gets broken, the asset could fall sharply.
I expect low volatility near the level,
and an additional confirmation would be a daily close below the current bar’s low or right at the level.
Key factors for this scenario:
- Global & local trend alignment
- Volatility contraction on approach
- Price void / low liquidity zone beyond level
- Momentum stall at the level
- Immediate retest
- No reaction after a false
- Closing near the level
Trade closed: target reached
Note
COAIUSDT.P — we’ve got an impulsive breakout of the level, which indicates that the limit player has been defeated.I personally didn’t get an entry point, since this type of breakout “from a distance” doesn’t align with my trading strategy, but the analysis itself was correct.
Trading facts, not expectations.
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