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Bullish

📌 Before following any of my setups, read this first.

I share swing trades, not instant pumps. Most setups can take 5–14 days, and bigger targets may need 2–6 weeks.

Keep leverage low, use small margin, and risk no more than ~1% of your account on one trade.
Always respect the SL. When TP1 hits, move SL to entry and let the remaining position run.

The goal is simple: small controlled losses, break-even protection, and bigger winners.

Never overtrade. Never use money you cannot afford to lose.

Technical setups only. DYOR. Not financial advice.

$MARSCOIN $DUSK

DUSK-6.90%

MARSCOIN+21.85%

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The next altcoin rotation may not come from the loudest narrative.
While most attention stays on memes and AI, I’m keeping a separate watchlist for the quieter infrastructure side of the market.
My current map:
Payment rails: $XRP, $XLM
Enterprise chains: $HBAR , $ADA , $AVAX
RWA / institutional infrastructure: $XDC, $POLYX
Data & supply chain: $VET, $TRAC, $IOTA
Interoperability: $QNT
I’m not buying all of them.
The idea is simple: when one part of a narrative starts attracting capital, I look at which related names have not fully expanded yet.
That is where I usually find the more interesting rotation setups before everyone starts talking about them.
Right now I’m watching $ADA , $QNT, $VET, $AVAX and $XDC especially closely for relative-strength improvement.
The market usually rewards preparation before attention arrives.
Which one would you put at the top of this watchlist?
NFA. DYOR ⚠️

Bullish

$CELO is trying to turn a long-term bottom into a real trend reversal.
The structure has improved from the June lows, but this is still an early-stage recovery. OI has cooled and taker flow remains soft, so I’m focusing on support rather than chasing strength.
📍 Entry Zone: $0.086 – $0.091
🛑 SL: $0.0732
🎯 TP1: $0.1015
🎯 TP2: $0.118
🎯 TP3: $0.148
🎯 TP4: $0.180
🚀 Runner: $0.235+
What matters next is $0.100–$0.104. If CELO can reclaim that area on a daily basis, the reversal starts to look much more convincing.
A pullback into $0.081–$0.084 would give a cleaner secondary entry.
Low leverage. Small margin. Multi-week idea.
Technical Analysis Not Financial Advice ⚠️

CELO-4.75%

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Bullish

🚨 $QNT already showed what can happen when this corner of the market catches momentum. Now I’m watching whether $CFG becomes the next laggard to wake up.
QNT is up roughly +200% over the past week, while CFG is only starting to work through its long-term breakout structure. That relative lag is what makes CFG interesting here not because it has to copy QNT, but because rotation often moves in stages.
📍 CFG Entry: $0.149 – $0.155
🛑 SL: $0.122
🎯 TP1: $0.168
🎯 TP2: $0.190
🎯 TP3: $0.220
🎯 TP4: $0.250
🚀 Runner: $0.32 – $0.35+
For me, $0.145–$0.150 is the area that needs to keep acting like support. A daily close above $0.176 would make the next expansion much more convincing.
QNT already moved. CFG may be the laggard worth watching next but confirmation still matters.
Low leverage. Small margin. Multi-week idea.
NFA. DYOR ⚠️

QNT+28.49%

CFG-3.69%

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$QNT just showed why chasing a vertical candle can be more dangerous than missing it.
In the last 24 hours, QNT traded from roughly $157 to $374 and is now back near $220.
That isn’t a normal trend move. That’s a liquidity event.
What makes it interesting now is positioning.
Around 55% of accounts are still short, and top-trader accounts are also short-heavy while top-trader position size remains slightly net long.
So both sides still have something to lose here.
I’m watching $215–$220 first.
If buyers defend this area and QNT can reclaim $245–$250, momentum could reopen toward $270–$292.
But if $215 fails cleanly, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a deeper reset toward $195–$185.
After a move like this, the goal isn’t to predict the next 100%. It’s to avoid becoming exit liquidity for someone else.
No chase. Let the structure settle first.

QNT+28.49%

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Weekly Trade Audit | 21–28 September

10 winning trades. 11 TP levels hit. 0 original SL losses.

This week’s swing audit:

• Valid setups: 23
• Entries triggered: 22
• TP-hit trades: 10
• Total TP levels hit: 11
• Original SL losses: 0
• Still active: 19
• Secured & running: 7
• Secured at breakeven: 3

Winning trades:
$DYM +30.4%
$CFX +13.3%
$FIL +13.3%
$1000CAT +5.5%
$FIL +21.9%
$CTSI +12.3%
$ZEN +13.2%
$AAVE +12.4%
$SUI +31.0%
$ZEC +12.2%

Resolved record: 10W / 0L

These are swing setups, so several positions are still developing.

Low leverage. Small margin. Wide SL. Patience. ⚠️

23 setups. 10 TP winners. 0 original SL losses.

Weekly Swing Audit | 21–28 Sep

• 23 valid setups
• 22 entries triggered
• 10 TP-hit trades
• 11 total TPs hit
• 0 original SL losses
• 19 trades still active
• 7 secured & running
• 3 secured at BE

Resolved Win Rate: 100% - 10W / 0L
TP-hit rate: 43.5%

Top moves:
$SUI +31.0%
$DYM +30.4%
$FIL +21.9%

Most trades are still developing these are swing setups, not quick scalps.

Low leverage. Small margin. Wide SL. Patience.

NFA. DYOR.

$FIL may be late to the party but late doesn’t always mean missed.
While names like $NEAR have already delivered a stronger expansion, FIL has only recently started showing signs of life after spending a long time compressed.
That difference matters.
I’m not interested in buying simply because another coin pumped first. I want to see whether FIL can turn this first expansion into a proper trend.
The $1 area remains important for me. If pullbacks keep getting absorbed above that region, I’ll continue treating weakness as something to watch rather than panic over.
What I don’t want to do is chase a vertical candle after the market finally notices it.
Leaders move first. Sometimes the better opportunity appears when capital begins looking for what hasn’t fully moved yet.
FIL is now on that watchlist for me

FIL-8.20%

NEAR-8.99%

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Owning more coins doesn’t automatically mean you’re managing risk better.

One of the easiest mistakes in a strong market is turning a portfolio into a shopping cart.

A little here.
A little there.
Then suddenly you’re holding 20–30 tokens and barely know which ones actually deserve your attention.

I’d rather track a smaller group properly, understand the structure, know where I’m wrong, and give the strongest setups enough room to work.

More positions can mean: more noise,
more weak trades,
more emotional decisions.

The goal isn’t to catch every pump.

The goal is to be positioned well when the right one comes.

Conviction should come from analysis, not from owning everything.

$QNT

QNT+28.49%

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$FIL was quiet when I bought it. Now everyone is starting to notice.
I shared my $FIL position around $0.90–$0.93 on Sep 23.
Price is now around $1.142, giving roughly a 21%+ move from that zone.
But this is where the trade becomes more interesting, not easier.
Around 65% of accounts are now long, while top-trader positioning is even more heavily tilted to the long side.
In other words, the trade that looked ignored a few days ago is becoming crowded.
Momentum is still strong, but I’m watching $1.12–$1.142 closely.
A clean 4H break and hold above that area could open another continuation leg.
Failure there, especially with long positioning this heavy, could produce the pullback late buyers aren’t expecting.
I wanted $FIL when it was quiet. I’m not going to become aggressive just because it’s finally moving.
Protect the position. Let the market earn the next add.

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Bullish

$FIL is quiet and that’s exactly why I’m watching it.

Entry: Around $0.90-0.93

I’m buying around the current price and positioning for a possible delayed rotation move.

I don’t need $FIL to pump today. This is a swing setup, and I’m comfortable giving it time if the structure continues to hold.

Low leverage.
Small margin.
Wide SL.
Holding period can extend several weeks or even 1–2 months.

If momentum arrives, I’ll manage the position on the way up rather than trying to predict the exact top.

I’m buying $FIL here.

NFA. DYOR.

FIL-8.20%

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$ZEC shorts are getting crowded but the market still hasn’t given them the squeeze.
Around 64% of accounts are short, and top-trader accounts are even more short-heavy at roughly 65%.
That immediately gets my attention.
But here’s the part I wouldn’t ignore:
Top-trader position size is almost balanced and slightly net long, while recent taker flow still shows sellers hitting the market harder.
So this isn’t a clean “short squeeze incoming” call yet.
$ZEC is trading around $1,539, after already making a huge run, and now the market is sitting in a zone where both sides can get trapped.
For me, $1,558–$1,565 is the first line that matters.
Reclaim and hold that area, and crowded shorts could start becoming fuel toward $1,595–$1,625.
Lose $1,510–$1,500, and the squeeze thesis weakens quickly.
The interesting trade here isn’t predicting the next candle it’s watching which crowded side gets forced out first.
Short squeeze first, or deeper flush?
NFA. $ZEC remains highly volatile.

ZEC-5.74%

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Bullish

$SUI didn’t wait around TP1 and TP2 are already done.
Yesterday I shared the $0.97–$1.01 entry zone.
✅ TP1: $1.08
✅ TP2: $1.16
Price reached $1.2177, giving roughly a 16–21% move from our entry zone.
I’m not interested in chasing here.
The next important test is whether SUI can hold above $1.14–$1.16 after this expansion.
If that area holds, $1.33 remains the next major target, followed by $1.41.
If we get a deeper reset first, that would be healthier than another vertical candle.
Protect profit. Let the runner work.

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Bullish

🚨 $SUI has already made a strong move I’m interested only if the $1.00 area keeps holding, not in chasing an extended candle.

Price is up strongly over the past week, while positioning is already long-heavy. That means the next retest matters more than the current momentum.

📍 Entry: $0.97 – $1.01
🛑 SL: $0.80

🎯 TP1: $1.08
🎯 TP2: $1.16
🎯 TP3: $1.33
🎯 TP4: $1.41
🚀 Runner: $1.58+

The key area is $1.03–$1.08. A clean 4H break and hold above it would strengthen continuation.

If price pulls back first, $0.92–$0.95 is the cleaner retest zone.

🔒 TP1 hit → protect around entry.
⚖️ Low leverage. Small margin.
⏳ Swing outlook: Multi-week

NFA. DYOR.

SUI-8.36%

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Bullish

$BABY is starting to wake up after months of compression but I’m treating this as an early breakout, not a finished move.

The downtrend structure has finally started to break, while OI is expanding and buyer flow is improving. The only thing keeping me cautious is long-heavy positioning near resistance.

📍 Entry: $0.0135 – $0.0140
🛑 SL: $0.0109

🎯 TP1: $0.0146
🎯 TP2: $0.0172
🎯 TP3: $0.0195
🎯 TP4: $0.0218
🚀 Runner: $0.0319+

For me, $0.0143–$0.0146 is the first real test. Acceptance above that area would open the door for a larger expansion.

A pullback into $0.0128–$0.0133 would also give a cleaner secondary opportunity.

Low leverage. Small margin. Multi-week idea.

NFA. DYOR.

BABY-7.90%

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Bullish

$MIRA is reaching the point where compression usually stops being quiet.

The 1H structure has tightened near the triangle apex, while short-term OI and buyer flow are picking up. I’m treating $0.0571 as the trigger area rather than assuming the breakout is already confirmed.

📍 Entry: $0.0552 – $0.0564
🛑 SL: $0.0495

🎯 TP1: $0.0600
🎯 TP2: $0.0645
🎯 TP3: $0.0710
🎯 TP4: $0.0800
🚀 Stretch: $0.0890

A 1H close above $0.0571 followed by acceptance above the level would give this setup the confirmation I want.

If momentum fails, $0.0538–$0.0548 becomes the better reload area.

Small margin. Low leverage. Short-term swing.

NFA. DYOR ⚠️

MIRA-7.31%

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Bullish

🚨 $TREE is getting interesting for one reason: sellers had multiple chances to push it back below the breakout and failed.

The retest has held, price is still defending the flipped resistance area, and OI is gradually building. Positioning is crowded, so I’m keeping the size controlled rather than treating this like an easy breakout.

📍 Entry: $0.0468 – $0.0488
🛑 SL: $0.0386

🎯 TP1: $0.0507
🎯 TP2: $0.0580
🎯 TP3: $0.0675
🎯 TP4: $0.0795
🎯 TP5: $0.0893
🚀 Final runner: $0.0965

What keeps this setup alive for me is the $0.0465–$0.0475 support zone. If buyers continue defending it, the breakout has room to develop into a much larger swing.

TP1 reached → reduce risk and protect the position.
Low leverage. Small margin. Multi-week hold.

NFA. DYOR.

TREE-7.50%

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$BR has a positioning problem and shorts may be underestimating it.
Around two-thirds of accounts are currently positioned short.
Even more interesting: top-trader accounts are also heavily short by count, while top-trader position size remains net long.
That divergence caught my attention.
But I’m not calling a squeeze blindly.
Open interest has already dropped by roughly 22%, which tells me a lot of leverage has already been flushed. Buyers are only slightly controlling taker flow right now.
For me, $0.98–$1.00 is the line that matters.
If BR reclaims that area and holds it on 4H, crowded shorts could become fuel for another sharp move.
If it fails there again, the squeeze thesis weakens fast.
The interesting part isn’t that BR is bullish or bearish it’s that both sides are becoming dangerously confident.
Short squeeze first, or breakdown first?
NFA. $BR remains extremely high risk.

BR+0.89%

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Bullish

After going through the market today, I’ve added three new names to my trade list:

$FLOW
$CFX
$SUSHI

Different narratives, but all three gave me enough reason to keep them in play.

FLOW and CFX give me Layer-1 exposure.

SUSHI gives me DeFi exposure.

I’m not adding them because they are trending.

I’m adding them because, after my own analysis, I see setups worth giving time to.

These are swing trades, so I’m not expecting everything to move immediately.

Low leverage.
Small margin.
Wide SL.
Patience.

Let’s see which one starts moving first.
$SUSHI
$FLOW $CFX

Three names are dominating the gainers list right now:

$PHA +44%
$ARK +29%
$RARE +24%

Big moves but this is exactly where I become more selective, not more aggressive.

I’m not interested in buying just because a coin is sitting at the top of the leaderboard.

After a move like this, I want to see which one can actually hold strength, cool off properly, and still attract buyers.

The pump gets attention.

What happens after the pump tells me much more.

For now, PHA, ARK and RARE are on my radar not automatic entries.

Which one do you think holds its move best?

Bullish

Most Layer-1s already had their move.

So I’m not interested in chasing them now.

I’m looking at the ones that are still sitting quietly.

$FLOW and $CFX are two names I’m watching closely here.

My thinking is simple:

When money starts moving through a sector, I prefer looking for what hasn’t moved yet instead of buying what everyone is already chasing.

That doesn’t mean FLOW or CFX must pump next.

They still need to show me strength.

For now, they are on my watchlist not because they’re trending, but because they haven’t joined the move yet.

Let’s see if the market eventually notices them.

NFA. DYOR.

CFX-4.73%

FLOW-8.16%

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Bullish

🚨 $FLOW is finally showing something it hasn’t shown for months: a real break from the descending structure.

The breakout is there, but the trade only stays attractive if buyers keep defending the area just underneath price.

📍 Entry: $0.0305 – $0.0318
🛑 SL: $0.0248

🎯 TP1: $0.0355
🎯 TP2: $0.0415
🎯 TP3: $0.0464
🎯 TP4: $0.0600
🚀 Stretch: $0.070+

What I’m watching now is $0.029–$0.030. A controlled pullback into that zone followed by renewed buying would be the healthiest continuation signal.

The upside is interesting, but positioning is already crowded enough that I’d rather keep exposure small and give the setup room to work.

TP1 reached → risk comes off.
Low leverage. Small margin.
Multi-week idea.

NFA. DYOR.

FLOW-8.16%

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