$VELVET



Price is consolidating after a sharp breakout. Momentum is still bullish, but the 1.12 area is the key resistance to watch.

A clean break and hold above 1.12 could open the way toward the previous high. If price loses the 0.98–1.00 zone, expect a deeper pullback toward 0.86.

Entry Zone: 0.98–1.02

TP1: 1.12
TP2: 1.20
TP3: 1.30

Stop-Loss: 0.85

Trend: Bullish while support holds.
Key resistance: 1.12 → 1.30
Key support: 1.00 → 0.86

No chase. Let price confirm the breakout or give the entry.

Not financial advice.

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RSIOscillator
· 08-19 12:45
Bro, setting take-profit at three levels is definitely solid, but honestly, with this coin’s volatility so high, the move from 1.12 to 1.30 could happen in an instant. I suggest taking half off at 1.12.
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YieldsBaker
· 08-17 00:57
Not chasing pumps is the truth; waiting for a pullback confirmation is more important than anything else. I got trapped after chasing a pump before, so I’ve learned my lesson.
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RaindropSignal
· 08-16 18:40
From the chart, as long as 0.98 holds, bulls have little to fear; if it breaks below 0.86, exit quickly.
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RollupRanger
· 08-16 18:34
If 1.12 really holds, there is indeed considerable upside ahead, but don't chase the price before confirmation.
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GasDetective
· 08-16 18:32
The 0.98–1.02 entry range is quite reasonable, but I think the key is whether trading volume confirms it—without volume, it’s all meaningless.
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GoldenCrossHunter
· 08-16 18:32
Every time I see this kind of analysis precise to the decimal place, I want to laugh. How could the market makers possibly follow your script? Still, the stop-loss level may be worth considering.
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