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SPCX Technical Analysis: The Unlock Is Over What Comes Next?

$SPCX just delivered a strong reaction after the latest unlock, pushing back toward the $128–$130 resistance zone.

The bigger question now is whether this is the beginning of another expansion or simply a short-term relief rally after the unlock event.

My read: medium term structure remains bullish, but chasing this move here is not ideal.

The technical picture

Price has recovered strongly from the $112 area and is now trading above the major moving-average structure.

On the 1H timeframe:

• ADX is around 55, confirming a strong trend
• +DI remains well above -DI, showing buyers still control momentum
• Price is holding above the 30-period MA near $124.48
• The 120/200-period averages are clustered around $119.3–$119.4
• 1H RSI around 65.6 shows strong momentum without being extremely stretched

That is a healthy bullish structure.

However, there are some short-term warning signs.

The 4H RSI has entered overbought territory, while the 15M Parabolic SAR has flipped above price around $128.9. Funding is also slightly positive and the long/short ratio is close to 1.9.

In simple terms:

Trend = bullish.
Momentum = strong.
Short-term risk = elevated.

Key levels I am watching

Resistance

$129.60 — current session high
$130 — psychological resistance
$131.80 — next breakout level
$135 — first major upside target
$140 — larger resistance
$150 — extended medium-term target

A clean 1H/4H close above $129.60 would be important.

If buyers reclaim $130 and hold it as support, I would expect the market to test $131.80 and potentially $135 fairly quickly.

Above $135, the $140 region becomes the next major objective.

Support

$124.48 — 30-period MA
$119.30–$119.40 — major MA cluster
$115 — structural support
$112.40 — major invalidation zone

The $124–$125 region is particularly interesting.

That is where I would rather see price consolidate or retest before taking a fresh long.

If $124.5 holds after a pullback, it would give bulls a much better risk/reward setup than buying directly into $129 resistance.

My preferred trade setup

I would not chase the current spike.

Instead, I would watch for a controlled pullback toward:

Entry: $124.50–$125.00

Then:

TP1: $132
TP2: $135
TP3: $140
Extended TP: $150

For risk management:

Tight SL: $124.80 for very short-term setups
Main SL: $119.30 for the broader bullish thesis
Hard structural SL: $115

The important level for me is $119.

As long as price continues to respect the $119–$120 region, the broader recovery structure remains intact.

A sustained break below $119 would materially weaken the setup and force me to reassess the bullish thesis.

The unlock is the key catalyst

The most interesting part of this move isn't simply the +7% daily reaction.

It is how the market handled the additional supply.

The unlock created a potential source of selling pressure, yet price still recovered aggressively and returned toward the highs.

That tells us demand may be absorbing the available supply.

If that continues over the next few sessions, the unlock could ultimately become a bullish confirmation rather than a bearish catalyst.

Bullish scenario

$124–$125 holds → buyers regain momentum → $129.60 breaks → $130 flips into support → $131.80 → $135 → $140.

A sustained breakout above $140 would put $150 firmly into focus.

Bearish scenario

Price rejects $129–$130 → loses $124.5 → deeper correction toward $119.3–$120.

If $119 fails decisively, I would no longer treat the current move as a clean bullish continuation.

Below $115, the entire breakout structure becomes increasingly questionable.

My view

I remain medium-term bullish on $SPCX, but the risk/reward at the current price isn't as attractive as it was during the $124–$125 area.

The trend is strong, the moving average structure is bullish, and the market has so far absorbed the unlock better than many traders expected.

But strong momentum doesn't mean price moves straight up.

My ideal scenario is simple:

Let $SPCX cool down → watch $124–$125 → enter only if support confirms → target $132/$135/$140 → trail risk as momentum develops.

If $129.60 breaks cleanly without a meaningful pullback, I would rather wait for a retest than chase the breakout.

Trade the levels, not the excitement.

Bullish above $119.
Constructive above $124.5.
Breakout confirmation above $129.6.
Major upside targets: $135 → $140 → $150.
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MemeEcoWarrior
· 3 hours ago
I’m mainly watching the $119 level. As long as it holds, I can keep holding; if it breaks, I’ll have to be honest.
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DevBTC
· 3 hours ago
After reading it, it feels like: the trend is bullish, but there are short-term risks; the best move is to sit back with a cup of coffee and wait for a pullback. Pretty practical advice.
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YieldStrategist
· 3 hours ago
Honestly, trading the unlock as a “bad news fully priced in” catalyst isn’t impossible, but the 1.9 long-short ratio looks a bit crowded. If the pullback runs deeper than expected, think carefully about where to place your stop-loss.
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GaslightGardener
· 3 hours ago
The analyst made it quite clear: the key is not to chase the price higher; wait for a pullback to 124.5 before deciding.
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FraxFarmer
· 3 hours ago
Even after the unlock dump, it can still rebound to 130. This script is indeed stronger than many people expected, but the 4H RSI is already overbought. Isn’t entering now to catch the falling knife just making trouble for yourself?
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