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Price made a sharp impulsive push and is now cooling off. Expect a retrace toward prior support before any new direction is confirmed. Avoid chasing highs; patience pays here.
Price is holding a local base after a strong sell-off. As long as structure stays above support, a relief move toward range highs is likely. Keep risk tight and size controlled.
$DOGE This is a weekly chart, so noise doesn’t matter here. What matters is structure and time. DOGE already made a major impulsive move, broke structure (BOS), and printed a clear higher high. Since then, price has been correcting and ranging, which is normal after such expansion. This is not weakness even it’s digestion.
Right now, price is sitting around a critical decision zone:
If the higher-timeframe support holds, DOGE can build a base and eventually rotate higher toward previous highs.If that support fails cleanly, deeper downside liquidity remains below, and the market will need time to reset before the next real move. There is no rush here. Weekly setups don’t reward impatience. The next big move will come after clarity, not during chop. Until then: No overtrading No leverage games. Spot accumulation or complete sidelines both make sense Let the chart mature. Let the market show its hand. This is not a speed race. It’s a patience game. $DOGE #DOGE #CryptoMarket #HigherTimefram
Price is moving slowly with weak momentum. This is a range-bound recovery attempt So Trade with small position size only.
Bias: Short-term bullish
Entry Zone: 0.0268–0.0272
Stop Loss: Below 0.0245
Targets:
TP1: 0.0302
TP2: 0.0361
TP3: 0.0397–0.0398
Notes to remember
Structure shows seller exhaustion, but follow-through is uncertain. This is a patience trade, not a leverage play. If price stalls near entry, no need to force the position. Risk light. Execute clean. Protect capital.
📈 Bias: Bullish reversal PENDLE is forming a clean 4H inverse Head & Shoulders, signaling a potential trend change after a strong downtrend. Price has already bounced from a weekly demand (POI) and is now pressing against the neckline around 1.94–1.96, a key decision zone.
Structure logic:
Sellers lost momentum at the head (capitulation).Right shoulder formed a higher low → bullish intent.A hold above the neckline confirms the reversal.Trade Plan Entry: Primary: 1.90–1.94 (neckline retest) Confirmation: 4H close above 1.96 Stop Loss: Below 1.82 (invalidates the structure) 🎯 Targets TP1: 2.00 TP2: 2.10–2.15 TP3: 2.20+ (liquidity expansion)
Don’t chase strength. Let price retest, hold structure, then expand.
Above the neckline = continuation. Below right shoulder = no trade.
Right now, ETH isn’t doing anything flashy — and that’s exactly the point.
Price is chilling above a clear 4H demand zone, moving sideways, shaking out impatient traders. This kind of action usually frustrates retail… but it’s where bigger players get comfortable building positions.
The Chart Story
ETH already dumped hard, took liquidity, and bounced.
Since then, it’s been holding above the 2,850–2,880 area.
Every dip into this zone gets bought quickly. That’s not random — that’s intent.
This is not distribution behavior. This is accumulation with patience.
What the Liquidation Heatmap Is Saying
Here’s where it gets interesting:
There’s still unfinished business below ~2,900 (late longs).
BUT the real money is sitting above 3,100–3,200. Markets love efficiency. They usually:Sweep below to scare everyone Reverse hard .Run toward the bigger liquidity pool above
Classic behavior. Nothing exotic.
Buy Zone
2,860–2,800 This is where fear kicks in and good risk starts.
Aggressive Buy:
Quick sweep into ~2,820 followed by a fast reclaim
Invalidation (keep it simple):
4H close below 2,780 If that happens, the idea is wrong — no emotions attached.
$BNB 4H liquidations hit $111M, with ~94% longs wiped. BTC and ETH led the flush as overleveraged positions got cleaned. This looks like a reset, not trend failure. Patience beats panic here.