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Coin: CAKE/USDT

Signal Type: LONG

Chart Pattern: Symmetrical Triangle

The CAKE/USDT pair has been consolidating within a symmetrical triangle pattern, a neutral technical formation that often signals a continuation or reversal depending on the breakout direction. Symmetrical triangles typically suggest that market indecision is nearing its end, and a significant price move is on the horizon.

Based on the current price action, CAKE has respected the support trendline within the triangle. If the asset continues to hold this level, we are likely to see a move toward the resistance point. My analysis suggests there is a high probability of CAKE breaking out above this resistance, potentially leading to a strong upward price movement.



Technical Indicators and Time Frames

In addition to the symmetrical triangle visible on the 4-hour chart, the 15-minute time frame also mirrors this formation. The shorter time frame indicates that we could see bullish momentum building up shortly, increasing the likelihood of a breakout from this pattern.

I am confident in this trade setup due to these converging signals across multiple time frames.





Macro Market Context: TOTAL3 Market Cap

On a broader scale, we are seeing bullish signals in the TOTAL3 (altcoin market cap excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum). The TOTAL3 market cap has broken above its resistance line within an ascending triangle pattern, signaling that the broader altcoin market could be on the verge of a breakout rally. A rising TOTAL3 market cap often correlates with increased momentum in altcoins, and CAKE could be one of the benefactors of this broader market shift.

Trade Setup for CAKE/USDT

  • Entry Price: $1.86

  • 1st Take Profit (TP): $1.95

  • 2nd Take Profit (TP): $2.00

  • Leverage: 5x

  • Stop Loss (SL): $1.10

Risk Management: As always, maintaining proper risk management is critical in leveraged trades. The stop loss is set slightly below the support level to mitigate downside risk in case the symmetrical triangle fails to hold.