$LAB entry range 0.1500-0.1514, with the stop-loss set below 0.1330. The 15-minute RSI is 52.5—neither overheated nor exhausted. The daily range hasn’t been broken yet either; TP1 at 0.1639 already offers 8.7% profit.

TP1 0.1639 accounts for the most stable 8.7%
TP2 0.1728
TP3 0.1860

Don’t get carried away with your position; if this structure turns the wrong way, the stop-loss level is the final insurance.

LAB13.56%

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ScratchKing

· 14h ago

Learned a lot—thank you for sharing.

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SPObserver

· 07-20 19:16

A 8.7% profit is certainly tempting, but is setting a stop-loss at 0.1330 a bit too wide? If there’s a sudden wick, it could be gone.

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ColdWalletUnderTheNeonLights

· 07-20 17:33

Actually, the four-hour chart setup is quite reasonable. The daily chart hasn’t broken the range, so it’s still in consolidation; the 15-minute RSI is neutral, and the entry point selection was good. However, position management is definitely important—don’t be greedy; taking profit in batches is safer.

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GhostCandle

· 07-20 06:56

This range is indeed stable, but we still need to see how the broader market performs.

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CompoundFarmer

· 07-20 06:43

The strategy described by the OP is very clear: the entry range, stop-loss, and target levels are all specified, and the position management reminder is also in place. However, how is the liquidity for $LAB? If the market cap is small, slippage could be large—consider placing limit orders rather than entering at market price.

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RugTamer

· 07-20 06:41

Think bigger—don’t always fixate on 15 minutes.

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RiskRadar

· 07-20 06:30

Most traders hesitate around the 15-minute line because they don’t see the larger timeframe trend. The structural approach using a 4-hour chart like the OP is the right way—set your stop-loss, keep a reasonable risk-reward ratio, and leave the rest to the market.

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Liqheatmap_Hunters

· 07-20 06:25

i swear u must liq

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ElliottSurfer

· 07-20 06:23

RSI 52.5 is definitely neutral, but is there a bullish crossover on the MACD? It would be best to combine the signals as well.

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RegretValue

· 07-20 06:21

TP1 feels pretty close at 0.1639, but 8.7% is enough too—hold it steady for now and then talk.

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