$VELVET ‌ — DEAD CAT BOUNCE OVER! CRASH CONTINUES!



VELVET is down 12.66% at $0.12675. Price is below ALL EMAs — EMA5 (0.1344), EMA10 (0.1859), EMA30 (0.3935) — confirming a massive collapse. MACD is deeply negative. The 24h high is $0.1589 — a 20% drop from the top. Support at $0.1200 is the last line.

🚀 TRADE PLAN:

· SHORT: Entry 0.127 – 0.130.
· TP1: $0.110 — first support.
· TP2: $0.095 — major breakdown.
· TP3: $0.080 — big profit!
· Stop-loss: $0.140.

Then vs Now: VELVET was $0.158 — now $0.126, a 12% drop. This downtrend is strong — avoid catching a falling knife. If $0.120 breaks, we go to $0.110 and $0.095.#BTCPullbackto79000
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GameStopSurvivor
· an hour ago
Deep green MACD indicates that bearish momentum has not yet been exhausted. Those looking to catch a falling knife should think carefully—falling from 160 to 126 does not make it a bargain.
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LeekGardener
· an hour ago
I don’t understand it; all I know is that after falling this much with nothing but bearish news, don’t get itchy fingers until there’s a reversal signal.
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RebaseFarmer
· an hour ago
This candlestick chart looks like a free fall. Once the 120 support broke, the downside really opened up—but who can withstand those futures-contract wicks?
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SectorRotator
· an hour ago
Where’s the promised rebound? Another big bearish candle. Spot traders should continue to stay on the sidelines; rather than bottom-fishing, wait for confirmation on the right side.
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ThereIsTvlInTheWind
· an hour ago
The short-selling plan is quite tempting, but the stop-loss is too tight. A single high-volume candle at 0.14 could stop you out, so it would be better to wait until 0.11 before entering the short.
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ArtLeek
· an hour ago
It broke below all the moving averages and you still insist on shorting; with a stop-loss at 1.4k, a single wick will take you out. Be careful, bro.
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