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The market structure has experienced a massive, aggressive bullish breakout, shifting from a prolonged consolidation phase into a steep parabolic uptrend. The price has violently shattered previous resistance levels, evidenced by the massive green candles that pushed the asset from a low of 56,600 up to a high of 88,000, creating a massive gap up from the previous close of 68,800, though it is currently showing signs of intraday profit-taking as noted by the "plunged intraday" alert.

The K-line (candlestick) analysis reveals a highly volatile session with an enormous range (27.32%), opening at 69,600 and surging to 88,000 before settling at 86,400. We see a series of strong, full-bodied green candles that indicate overwhelming buying pressure, but the current price action is forming a potential shooting star or an upper shadow as it rejects the absolute high, suggesting the bulls are losing a bit of momentum at these elevated levels. All moving averages (MA5 through MA500) are stacked bullishly below the price, confirming the strong uptrend, while the MACD shows a massive bullish divergence with the MACD line (2,019.71) well above the signal line.

The recent price action features an "Island Reversal" or "Gap Up" scenario followed by a "Shooting Star" or "Long Upper Wick" candle on the intraday timeframe, briefly touching the pattern where buyers push the price to a new high but sellers aggressively reject it, closing significantly off the highs.

I predict high volatility with a strong likelihood of a short-term retracement or pullback due to the extreme overextension of the price (far above the MA5 at 83,940) and the fact that it is trading outside regular hours with lower liquidity. However, the macro trend remains incredibly strong, so any dip is likely to be bought up by aggressive traders.

Given the warning about lower liquidity and the huge intraday range, my plan is to avoid chasing the top. I will wait for a retracement to the MA5 (around 83,900) or the psychological support level of 80,000 to look for a long entry. If the price breaks below the MA10 (78,350), I will stand aside as the trend may be weakening.

I follow this plan because entering long at the absolute top (86,400) after a 25%+ intraday spike carries a high risk of immediate drawdown from profit-taking. By waiting for a pullback to the moving average support, I improve my risk-to-reward ratio and align my entry with the established trend.

I will start my trade only after the regular market opens and liquidity improves, waiting for the price to stabilize near the MA5 or the 80,000 level and printing a bullish reversal candle (like a hammer or bullish engulfing) to confirm support.

Cautiously Bullish, but wait for a pullback. The trend is undeniably upward, but the current price is too extended and risky to buy blindly; patience for a retest of support is the smartest move.#USIranTalksShowNewProgress