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NEOUSDT TA 🔥 Is currently trading within a symmetrical triangle pattern on the 4-hour timeframe Downside targets of $15.37 and $14.04 in case of a breakdown Upside targets of $18.99, $20.59, and $23.20 if a breakout to the upside occurs.

NEOUSDT TA 🔥

Is currently trading within a symmetrical triangle pattern on the 4-hour timeframe

Downside targets of $15.37 and $14.04 in case of a breakdown

Upside targets of $18.99, $20.59, and $23.20 if a breakout to the upside occurs.

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