Key Levels as Momentum Stalls
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Multi-timeframe analysis VET Analysis — Daily (D1) EMAs: price closes at 0.02 USDT, matching the 20/50/200‑day EMAs at 0.02 USDT. Bearish bias persists despite the flat cluster, as the regime flag is bearish; buyers lack an advantage. RSI (14): 40.16. Sub‑50 readings suggest weak demand; rallies may fade unless RSI reclaims 50. MACD: line, signal, and histogram are 0. Momentum void shows no trend impulse, keeping breakouts unreliable without volume. Bollinger Bands: upper, mid, and lower all sit at 0.02 USDT. Squeeze conditions imply extreme compression; a move outside 0.02 could trigger expansion. ATR (14): 0.00 USDT. Vanishing volatility warns that typical ATR‑based buffers are unusable; any breakout might gap rather than trend smoothly. Pivots: PP/R1/S1 all at 0.02 USDT. Single fulcrum means micro‑breaks around 0.02 decide direction; confirmation should come from closes, not wicks. VET Analysis — Hourly (H1) Price vs EMAs: close 0.02 USDT, equal to the 20/50/200‑hour EMAs at 0.02 USDT. Flat posture keeps intraday trend unclear. RSI (14): 51.37. Neutral‑slight bid hints buyers have a small edge, but it’s unconvincing without follow‑through. MACD: 0/0/0 and Bands at 0.02 USDT. No impulse intraday; volatility remains constrained. VET Analysis — M15 RSI (14): 59.53 with price near 0.02 USDT. Short‑term tilt favors minor pops, yet the broader compression caps follow‑through. Overall, D1 leans bearish while H1 and M15 are neutral‑to‑slightly bullish. Cautious structure: until 0.02 USDT breaks decisively, the path of least resistance remains choppy. Trading scenarios Bearish (main) Trigger: D1 close below 0.02 USDT (pivot/EMAs/band mid).Target: toward the lower band at 0.02 USDT (no lower print provided).Invalidation: D1 close back above 0.02 USDT.Risk: ATR 0.00 USDT → 0.5–1.0× ATR equals 0; consider a minimal tick buffer beyond the break (quant level not provided). Bullish Trigger: H1 close above 0.02 USDT with follow‑through beyond the upper band at…
