Is SUI long still clinging on? On the 4-hour timeframe, the shorts have already set a trap.
$SUI /USDT - Go SHORT
Trading plan:
Entry: 0.7485 – 0.7519
SL: 0.7661
TP1: 0.7383
TP2: 0.7303
TP3: 0.7184
Why watch this structure?
- The 1-day trend is clearly bearish; the 4-hour timeframe short signal has 95% confidence.
- Entry 0.7502, stop-loss 0.7661, TP1 = 0.7383, reward-to-risk ratio over 1:2.
- RSI on 15 minutes is 54.17, not oversold, limited room for a rebound.
- Why now? Price is hovering right around the EMA resistance zone, and the short momentum hasn’t faded.
Discussion:
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$SENT | 1h | Breakout Retest
Bias: Long
Entry Zone: 0.01330 to 0.01360
Stop Loss: 0.01295
Targets:
TP1: 0.01395
TP2: 0.01435
TP3: 0.01485
Invalidation:
Close below 0.01295
Why This Setup:
I’m looking for continuation after the rebound off the local base and the reclaim of the 0.0133 area. If price holds above the breakout zone, I expect a push into the prior intraday liquidity above 0.0140 and then toward the next resistance band.

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Liquidity is.
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