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$VELVET stood too long in place for me to ignore it now.

For several weeks the price was calmly building up in accumulation, and now it is starting to show the first signs of life.

For me, the key zone is $0.08–0.10. If the price confidently breaks above, the move could accelerate noticeably.

And then on the chart the next target remains around $0.23 — nearly 3x from the current levels.

As long as $VELVET hasn’t become a fully told story yet, I’m simply keeping it in my line of sight.

$POL is compressing even harder — and it looks like the market will soon have to choose a side. 👀

On the 15M chart, the price is around $0.1078. On the downside, $0.104–0.105 is holding it; on the upside, a descending line is pressing in the $0.110–0.112 area.

If buyers break through the upper level and hold, I’m looking at $0.126.

But losing $0.104 will already break this setup.

While $POL is squeezed inside the wedge, I’m just waiting for the moment when the spring finally fires. 📈

$QNT has arrived again at the moment where one wall can decide everything. 👀

On September 29, Binance moved $43.2M $QNT into storage, and yesterday it returned $39.5M back to the hot wallet—almost at the very bottom of the drop from $300 to $224.

Since then, $QNT is already up +15%.

Right now the price has bumped into $267: there’s a sell order for about $482K sitting there. Above, up to $300, the order book is almost empty.

But there’s an important detail: open interest is barely increasing, and funding remains negative. It looks like the growth so far is more connected to short liquidations/covering.

If $267 is taken out along with rising open interest, the path to $300 will become much freer.

The drop $4 is already starting to look completely different.

First, 8 million $4 n are transferred for $169K through a MEXC deposit and end up in a hot wallet. At the same time, large transfers are also spotted via HTX and PancakeSwap.

And then the price suddenly breaks down and heads to $0.0177.

One transfer proves nothing on its own. But when the movement of the tokens lines up in time with the price drop, I’m not writing it off as ordinary weakness anymore.

For now, I’m tracking the flows. It’s exactly they that can show who was behind this move.

$OPN now looks as if sellers are simply not letting him raise his head.

On the 1H chart — a series of lower highs and lows, and the price is still below $0.05881.

If we see a pullback, I’m looking for $0.05645–$0.05771. That’s exactly where I want to see a rejection, a bearish candle, or a new local high — then I’ll look down.

Targets: $0.05436 → $0.05241 → $0.05062.

And a 1H close above $0.05881 completely breaks my scenario. 📉

$WLFI seems squeezed in a vice.

On the 15m timeframe, the price is compressing inside a descending wedge and is currently holding around $0.0542, right at the lower boundary.

Sellers are still pressing, but the room for movement is getting smaller.

If $WLFI breaks above the upper line and holds, I’ll be looking at $0.062.

While the price is compressing, I’m waiting for the moment when the market finally chooses a direction. 📈

Return all $3.8M — that’s already good. But what caught my attention here is something else.

The responsible party was identified within 24 hours. And that really changes the story itself: the infrastructure problem remained a local incident rather than turning into a blow to trust in the protocol.

It’s also important to note that the $NEAR Protocol network, as stated, is not related to this incident.

But it’s exactly at the intersection of different systems where I would keep looking for weak spots. That’s where the most confident assumptions about security often break.

$QNT has been fighting with the same door for too long.

Twice customers took out the price around $220–225, and then the struggle for $255–260 started again.

And now the door finally opened.

$QNT is already around $263 and holding above that zone. If the market doesn’t bring the price back below $255, my next reference point is $280.

Two days already did their job.

Now there’s only one question: is this the start of a new move, or will the market try to push $QNT back again?

$SAND already +30% from our entry point

The target $0.08025 has been taken.

Now I wouldn’t rush to chase the price. After such a move, a pullback to $0.07529 may appear.

If this zone holds and buyers return again, $SAND will be able to continue moving higher.

The first target has already been achieved. Now the main thing is to see how the market behaves during the pullback.

$GALA still maintains a steady bullish structure on the 45-minute timeframe. If I were to open a long position, I would wait for the price to pull back to Senko Span B at 0.0025 and target profit-taking at 0.0028.

However, since the price has already increased by almost 80% from the 17th of last month to this moment, a reversal could happen at any time.

$SOL looks strong exactly until you look at the shape of this move.

After a powerful recovery, the price reached $119.6, but on the 4H timeframe it is tightening even more inside the rising wedge.

The highs and lows are rising, and the room for movement is getting smaller and smaller.

Now I'm watching the lower boundary.

If $SOL loses it, the correction could accelerate all the way to the $80 area.

But a breakout of the upper line would completely break this bearish scenario.

While the market is squeezing, I wouldn’t rush to conclusions. 📉

$FIGHT has already found buyers twice in the same zone.

On the 4H chart, a double bottom is forming: $0.0035–0.0037 keeps the price in place each time, and now $FIGHT has again approached $0.00445–0.0045.

For me, this is exactly where the fate of this move is decided.

If the resistance gives way and the price consolidates above it, the next target is around $0.0053.

There are already two bottoms. Now we just need to figure out whether the third attempt at resistance will be the one after which $FIGHT finally goes higher. 🔥

$ZEC is currently compressing as if the chart is preparing for one sharp move. 👀

On the 4H timeframe, the price is around $1,316, squeezed inside a descending wedge. After the pullback, the sellers keep pushing, but every new move is becoming tighter.

That’s why right now I’m not looking at the pullback itself, but at the upper boundary of this structure.

If $ZEC breaks above the resistance and holds, my next target area is $1,700.

For now, this is just a forecast. But the more the price compresses, the more exciting the breakout moment becomes. 🔥

There is now an interesting discrepancy in positioning at $SAND .

On Binance, regular accounts have already been slightly shifted toward shorts — 0.97.

On OKX, the skew is even stronger: 0.73.

But large traders are looking in the opposite direction — their indicator holds at 1.14, meaning the edge remains with buys.

So the crowd is gradually placing bets against $SAND , while big players keep a long-side advantage.

Now I would watch the price closely: if sellers can’t push the market down, this skew could play out completely differently.

$QNT suddenly found itself in the spotlight.

On September 28, Santiment recorded 446 mentions of $QNT —about 21 times higher than the usual level.

And the peak of interest came right at the moment when the price fell by 19%.

So we have a strange picture: people started talking about $QNT just as the chart began to weaken rapidly.

Now I’m curious about something else: will this interest survive the drop, or will it disappear along with the hype?

Are you following the developments of QNT, or just the price movement?

$MAGMA now looks like the market is preparing its own trap.

Open interest increased by 73% to $33.5M, while the futures volume is already $477M. At the same time, spot trading is just $3.6M.

Retail is mostly leaning against the move up—the coefficient is 0.68. And large accounts hold an edge on the long side—1.17.

I expect the price to calmly consolidate around $0.300. If it holds, I’m looking toward $0.378.

Below $0.280, the scenario for me is canceled.

Yesterday, these coins were being viewed as winners.

Today:
$MOVR −34.47%
$US −38.56%
$GTC −23.87%

That’s why a 40–50% increase on its own says nothing about the entry point.

The price may look incredibly strong until the first buyers start exiting.

I’m paying less and less attention to the growth percentage itself.

What matters more to me is this: where the price is, what level it holds, and what happens to this structure after the impulse.

Don’t chase the number on the screen.

First find the level. Then look at the movement.

Right now $BONK looks way too calm.

It’s exactly these moments that become interesting to revisit six months later.

I don’t know what the price will be then. But I like the idea itself: today’s chart could turn out to be an entirely different story six months from now.

So I’ll just leave this here.

Let’s come back to $BONK in six months and see how much the market has repriced everything.

$ENA I wouldn’t rush to catch it above right now.

Next week may itself give the market a price I’d like to see — around $0.20.

The reason is simple: a big unlock is coming up, and events like that often first create pressure, and only then the market decides how much of this supply it’s really ready to absorb.

So $0.20 looks much calmer to me than chasing the price right now.

If, after the unlock, the pressure disappears and buyers remain, then $ENA may become noticeably freer.

Sometimes, before an upward move, the market first needs to remove the last overhang.

I think we’re still at the support level. In my view, the volume profile shows that this area should be a good place for a bounce. If we lose 82k or around there, then, I think, things will start getting really nasty—but for now, I think we can expect incoming buying activity soon.
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