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Good Morning friends. Let's start the day with a profit making trade just like we ended the day yesterday. SKALE (SKL) is destined to go down today about 20% as per our analysis. SHORT SKL/USDT Entry: 0.05800 - 0.06000 Stop Loss according to your wallet 🙏 #SignalAlert #dailygainers #btctoday

Good Morning friends.

Let's start the day with a profit making trade just like we ended the day yesterday.

SKALE (SKL) is destined to go down today about 20% as per our analysis.

SHORT SKL/USDT

Entry: 0.05800 - 0.06000

Stop Loss according to your wallet 🙏

#SignalAlert #dailygainers #btctoday

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