$SPCX is consolidating after cooling off from recent highs. Strong support lies near $110–112, while resistance is around $116. A breakout above resistance could send price toward $120 and then $125. Losing support would likely invite another test of $107. Pro Tip: Trade confirmed breakouts rather than guessing the direction inside the range. 🚀#GateCardUpTo8%Cashback

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RoyaltyStat
· 6h ago
112 support is holding strong; wait for a breakout above 116 before entering.
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GasMan
· 7h ago
This Pro Tip is right—guessing the direction blindly within the range often leads to losses. Better to wait until it plays out, then follow. But some people like to buy low and sell high—what do you think?
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CopilotOfRisk
· 7h ago
Range-bound consolidation is definitely hard to trade. It’s safer to enter only after a clear breakout; otherwise, you’re likely to get hit from both sides.
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PositionThermometer
· 9h ago
In the current range-bound consolidation, the market is unclear for both longs and shorts. 116 is a key near-term resistance—if it breaks out with increased volume, you can chase longs, with targets at 120–125. But if it breaks down below the 110–112 support zone, 107 may not hold; watch risk management.
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