Listen closely, I want you to look at this move with me, not chase it blindly but understand what price is trying to say.
$LSK just showed a sharp impulsive push from the lower range, breaking out of consolidation with strong volume expansion. After that vertical move, price is now cooling off slightly near the top, forming a healthy pullback instead of an instant dump. This kind of structure usually means buyers are still in control, but they’re allowing price to breathe before the next decision. As long as price holds above the breakout zone, the bias stays bullish and dips are more likely to be bought rather than sold.
From a trading perspective, this is not a chase-at-the-top situation. The better opportunity comes from patience. If price respects the current support area and stabilizes, continuation toward the recent high and above remains very possible. However, a clean breakdown below support would invalidate the bullish structure and shift momentum back to sellers.
Trade setup (long idea):
Entry: 0.196 – 0.199
Target 1: 0.205
Target 2: 0.212
Target 3: 0.220
Stop Loss: 0.188
Short outlook: If $LSK fails to hold above the 0.195 zone and shows strong rejection, a pullback toward the 0.188–0.182 area can occur. Until then, dips favor buyers, not shorts.$LSK
