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šØ $IP in a consolidation phase with a bit of a bearish tilt overall. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautiously short, but keeping risk super tight.
Price-wise, it's bouncing around between support at 3.319 (S1) and resistance at 3.525 (R1). That rebound from the 24-hour low of 3.278 didn't come with much volume backup, so I'm skeptical. If it cracks below S1, we could see things slide faster down to S2 support around 3.196. On the flip side, if it pushes back above R1, shorts might start covering and drive it up to R2 resistance at 3.608.
On the volume side, those K-lines showing some heavy action during the drops, like that 1.5 million spike when it hit the 3.301 low, which screams selling pressure hitting a peak. But lately, volumes are dying down around these levels, which makes me think the sellers might be running out of steam.
Looking at capital flows: For contracts, we're seeing net inflows in the short termāpositive 13.15M over the last hour and 13.38M over four hoursābut it's flipped negative at -12.42M over 24 hours. Feels like mixed vibes, with some buyers dipping in quick but bigger money pulling out longer-term. Spot flows are all outflows no matter the timeframe, like -392K in an hour and -620K over four, which points to institutions not really biting right now.
Entry short $IP : Best spot to enter a short would be near that Resistance level (3.525) or if it gets rejected at the 20-MA around 3.625. Or, wait for a confirmed break below Support 3.319 with some volume pop for continuation.
Istop-loss about 3.5% above entryālike 3.648 if jumping in at 3.525.
Targeting $IP support zone at 3.196
IPUSDT
Perp
3.087
-19.52%
Those Bollinger Bands are looking oversold, and the positive inflows on the 1-hour contracts suggest a bounce could sneak in. If it holds Support 3.319 and breaks Resistance 3.525 with real volume, I'd flip my bias quick. #ip #IPUSDT #story
#nimistark
šØ $IP in a consolidation phase with a bit of a bearish tilt overall. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautiously short, but keeping risk super tight.
Price-wise, it's bouncing around between support at 3.319 (S1) and resistance at 3.525 (R1). That rebound from the 24-hour low of 3.278 didn't come with much volume backup, so I'm skeptical. If it cracks below S1, we could see things slide faster down to S2 support around 3.196. On the flip side, if it pushes back above R1, shorts might start covering and drive it up to R2 resistance at 3.608.
On the volume side, those K-lines showing some heavy action during the drops, like that 1.5 million spike when it hit the 3.301 low, which screams selling pressure hitting a peak. But lately, volumes are dying down around these levels, which makes me think the sellers might be running out of steam.
Looking at capital flows: For contracts, we're seeing net inflows in the short termāpositive 13.15M over the last hour and 13.38M over four hoursābut it's flipped negative at -12.42M over 24 hours. Feels like mixed vibes, with some buyers dipping in quick but bigger money pulling out longer-term. Spot flows are all outflows no matter the timeframe, like -392K in an hour and -620K over four, which points to institutions not really biting right now.
Entry short $IP : Best spot to enter a short would be near that Resistance level (3.525) or if it gets rejected at the 20-MA around 3.625. Or, wait for a confirmed break below Support 3.319 with some volume pop for continuation.
Istop-loss about 3.5% above entryālike 3.648 if jumping in at 3.525.
Targeting $IP support zone at 3.196
IPUSDT
Perp
3.087
-19.52%
Those Bollinger Bands are looking oversold, and the positive inflows on the 1-hour contracts suggest a bounce could sneak in. If it holds Support 3.319 and breaks Resistance 3.525 with real volume, I'd flip my bias quick. #ip #IPUSDT #story
#nimistark
šØ $IP in a consolidation phase with a bit of a bearish tilt overall. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautiously short, but keeping risk super tight.
Price-wise, it's bouncing around between support at 3.319 (S1) and resistance at 3.525 (R1). That rebound from the 24-hour low of 3.278 didn't come with much volume backup, so I'm skeptical. If it cracks below S1, we could see things slide faster down to S2 support around 3.196. On the flip side, if it pushes back above R1, shorts might start covering and drive it up to R2 resistance at 3.608.
On the volume side, those K-lines showing some heavy action during the drops, like that 1.5 million spike when it hit the 3.301 low, which screams selling pressure hitting a peak. But lately, volumes are dying down around these levels, which makes me think the sellers might be running out of steam.
Looking at capital flows: For contracts, we're seeing net inflows in the short termāpositive 13.15M over the last hour and 13.38M over four hoursābut it's flipped negative at -12.42M over 24 hours. Feels like mixed vibes, with some buyers dipping in quick but bigger money pulling out longer-term. Spot flows are all outflows no matter the timeframe, like -392K in an hour and -620K over four, which points to institutions not really biting right now.
Entry short $IP : Best spot to enter a short would be near that Resistance level (3.525) or if it gets rejected at the 20-MA around 3.625. Or, wait for a confirmed break below Support 3.319 with some volume pop for continuation.
Istop-loss about 3.5% above entryālike 3.648 if jumping in at 3.525.
Targeting $IP support zone at 3.196
Those Bollinger Bands are looking oversold, and the positive inflows on the 1-hour contracts suggest a bounce could sneak in. If it holds Support 3.319 and breaks Resistance 3.525 with real volume, I'd flip my bias quick. #ip #IPUSDT #story
Price-wise, it's bouncing around between support at 3.319 (S1) and resistance at 3.525 (R1). That rebound from the 24-hour low of 3.278 didn't come with much volume backup, so I'm skeptical. If it cracks below S1, we could see things slide faster down to S2 support around 3.196. On the flip side, if it pushes back above R1, shorts might start covering and drive it up to R2 resistance at 3.608.
On the volume side, those K-lines showing some heavy action during the drops, like that 1.5 million spike when it hit the 3.301 low, which screams selling pressure hitting a peak. But lately, volumes are dying down around these levels, which makes me think the sellers might be running out of steam.
Looking at capital flows: For contracts, we're seeing net inflows in the short termāpositive 13.15M over the last hour and 13.38M over four hoursābut it's flipped negative at -12.42M over 24 hours. Feels like mixed vibes, with some buyers dipping in quick but bigger money pulling out longer-term. Spot flows are all outflows no matter the timeframe, like -392K in an hour and -620K over four, which points to institutions not really biting right now.
Entry short $IP : Best spot to enter a short would be near that Resistance level (3.525) or if it gets rejected at the 20-MA around 3.625. Or, wait for a confirmed break below Support 3.319 with some volume pop for continuation.
Istop-loss about 3.5% above entryālike 3.648 if jumping in at 3.525.
Targeting $IP support zone at 3.196
Those Bollinger Bands are looking oversold, and the positive inflows on the 1-hour contracts suggest a bounce could sneak in. If it holds Support 3.319 and breaks Resistance 3.525 with real volume, I'd flip my bias quick. #ip #IPUSDT #story
šØ $IP stuck in consolidation mode right now, with a bit of a bearish lean. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm thinking cautiously shorting if it breaks down
A few key things standing out: Price is poking at that important support around 3.583. If it cracks below, we might see it slide more to 3.470 (next support). Up top, resistance at 3.90 looks tough, lining up with MA10 and the middle Bollinger band, so breaking higher won't be easy. Short-term signals from 5m to 1H, including those flows, are mostly bearish, though it's getting oversold which might spark a quick rebound
Volume-wise, the recent K-lines are showing less action on the downside, like in those last few candles where price is dropping but volume's fading. That could mean the sellers are losing steam, but I don't see any real bullish flip happening yet.
On capital flows, it's mostly outflows across the board in spot and contracts short-term ā think -1.6M USDT on 4H contracts and -1.79M on 4H spot. Feels like the big institutions are pulling out, and there's no strong buying push to counter it.
Entries short $IP : Jump in short below 3.583 with some volume confirmation, or better yet, wait for a bounce up to 3.75-3.80 resistance for a solid entry setup.
Stop-loss: Keep it 3.5-4% above your entry, say 3.72 if you short at 3.58
Targets $IP : Aim for 3.47 (Support level) or push to 3.266 (next support).
IPUSDT
Perp
3.597
-5.61%
Anyone seeing a bounce coming? #IP #IPUSDT #story
A few key things standing out: Price is poking at that important support around 3.583. If it cracks below, we might see it slide more to 3.470 (next support). Up top, resistance at 3.90 looks tough, lining up with MA10 and the middle Bollinger band, so breaking higher won't be easy. Short-term signals from 5m to 1H, including those flows, are mostly bearish, though it's getting oversold which might spark a quick rebound
Volume-wise, the recent K-lines are showing less action on the downside, like in those last few candles where price is dropping but volume's fading. That could mean the sellers are losing steam, but I don't see any real bullish flip happening yet.
On capital flows, it's mostly outflows across the board in spot and contracts short-term ā think -1.6M USDT on 4H contracts and -1.79M on 4H spot. Feels like the big institutions are pulling out, and there's no strong buying push to counter it.
Entries short $IP : Jump in short below 3.583 with some volume confirmation, or better yet, wait for a bounce up to 3.75-3.80 resistance for a solid entry setup.
Stop-loss: Keep it 3.5-4% above your entry, say 3.72 if you short at 3.58
Targets $IP : Aim for 3.47 (Support level) or push to 3.266 (next support).
IPUSDT
Perp
3.597
-5.61%
Anyone seeing a bounce coming? #IP #IPUSDT #story
šØ $IP stuck in consolidation mode right now, with a bit of a bearish lean. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm thinking cautiously shorting if it breaks down
A few key things standing out: Price is poking at that important support around 3.583. If it cracks below, we might see it slide more to 3.470 (next support). Up top, resistance at 3.90 looks tough, lining up with MA10 and the middle Bollinger band, so breaking higher won't be easy. Short-term signals from 5m to 1H, including those flows, are mostly bearish, though it's getting oversold which might spark a quick rebound
Volume-wise, the recent K-lines are showing less action on the downside, like in those last few candles where price is dropping but volume's fading. That could mean the sellers are losing steam, but I don't see any real bullish flip happening yet.
On capital flows, it's mostly outflows across the board in spot and contracts short-term ā think -1.6M USDT on 4H contracts and -1.79M on 4H spot. Feels like the big institutions are pulling out, and there's no strong buying push to counter it.
Entries short $IP : Jump in short below 3.583 with some volume confirmation, or better yet, wait for a bounce up to 3.75-3.80 resistance for a solid entry setup.
Stop-loss: Keep it 3.5-4% above your entry, say 3.72 if you short at 3.58
Targets $IP : Aim for 3.47 (Support level) or push to 3.266 (next support).
Anyone seeing a bounce coming? #IP #IPUSDT #story
A few key things standing out: Price is poking at that important support around 3.583. If it cracks below, we might see it slide more to 3.470 (next support). Up top, resistance at 3.90 looks tough, lining up with MA10 and the middle Bollinger band, so breaking higher won't be easy. Short-term signals from 5m to 1H, including those flows, are mostly bearish, though it's getting oversold which might spark a quick rebound
Volume-wise, the recent K-lines are showing less action on the downside, like in those last few candles where price is dropping but volume's fading. That could mean the sellers are losing steam, but I don't see any real bullish flip happening yet.
On capital flows, it's mostly outflows across the board in spot and contracts short-term ā think -1.6M USDT on 4H contracts and -1.79M on 4H spot. Feels like the big institutions are pulling out, and there's no strong buying push to counter it.
Entries short $IP : Jump in short below 3.583 with some volume confirmation, or better yet, wait for a bounce up to 3.75-3.80 resistance for a solid entry setup.
Stop-loss: Keep it 3.5-4% above your entry, say 3.72 if you short at 3.58
Targets $IP : Aim for 3.47 (Support level) or push to 3.266 (next support).
Anyone seeing a bounce coming? #IP #IPUSDT #story
š„ $IP in a bullish correction phase, basically a pullback in the middle of an uptrend. Not too shabby if you're eyeing a bounce. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm leaning cautious long here, maybe using a DCA strategy to ease in
On the volume side, those recent red candles are showing less and less action ā like the last one only hit 551k compared to the usual 5M average. Kinda feels like the sellers are running out of steam
As for capital flows: Spot market had a net outflow of about -2.29M over the last 24 hours, but it's picking up with +1.29M in the past 12. Futures are looking stronger though ā big +14.42M inflow in 24h even with some short-term dips. Smells like smart money's quietly stacking up.
Entries longs $IP : I'd jump in primarily around that Support level at 3.616 if I spot a solid bullish reversal on the 1h chart. Or, wait for a clean break above the MA10 at 3.893 with some decent volume backing it.
Stop loss wise, I'd set it at 3.48 ā that's about 7.5% down from Support level, giving room for the volatility.
Targets $IP : Aiming for Resistance level at 3.951 and next resistance at 4.151
#IP #IPUSDT #story
On the volume side, those recent red candles are showing less and less action ā like the last one only hit 551k compared to the usual 5M average. Kinda feels like the sellers are running out of steam
As for capital flows: Spot market had a net outflow of about -2.29M over the last 24 hours, but it's picking up with +1.29M in the past 12. Futures are looking stronger though ā big +14.42M inflow in 24h even with some short-term dips. Smells like smart money's quietly stacking up.
Entries longs $IP : I'd jump in primarily around that Support level at 3.616 if I spot a solid bullish reversal on the 1h chart. Or, wait for a clean break above the MA10 at 3.893 with some decent volume backing it.
Stop loss wise, I'd set it at 3.48 ā that's about 7.5% down from Support level, giving room for the volatility.
Targets $IP : Aiming for Resistance level at 3.951 and next resistance at 4.151
#IP #IPUSDT #story
š„ $IP strongly bullish overall, though I'm spotting some consolidation signals in the short term that we can't ignore. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'd go long, and focus on dip-buyingāno chasing above 3.40.
Price action? It's been parabolic from 2.62 up to 3.469, but the last four candles are throwing up near-dojis and a small bearish engulfing near Resistance at 3.544. Closing the 1H at 3.336 below the high of 3.469 shows sellers stepping in. Definitely some exhaustion here.
Volume's telling an interesting storyāthose recent 1H candles are showing a clear drop-off, like the last one only hit 16,142 compared to over 20M earlier. That screams fatigue after that massive 24.588% rally. The real juice came during the breakout around 2.6-3.0, which feels like institutions piling in.
Capital flows are solid too: 24H net inflows on contracts are up +16.67M USDT, way outpacing spot at +2.26M, so leveraged longs are in play. But watch out for those recent 15m/30m outflows (-1.2M and -1.1M)āprobably some profit-taking kicking in at these highs.
Entries longs $IP : Wait for a pullback to 3.05-3.10 where it hits Support level and MA20, or jump on a breakout over 3.544 if volume picks up.
Stop-loss at 3.5% below your entry (lines up with support zone at 2.767)
Targets $IP : could be 3.75 (Resistance zone) or push to 4.04 (next resistance).
#IP #IPUSDT #story
Price action? It's been parabolic from 2.62 up to 3.469, but the last four candles are throwing up near-dojis and a small bearish engulfing near Resistance at 3.544. Closing the 1H at 3.336 below the high of 3.469 shows sellers stepping in. Definitely some exhaustion here.
Volume's telling an interesting storyāthose recent 1H candles are showing a clear drop-off, like the last one only hit 16,142 compared to over 20M earlier. That screams fatigue after that massive 24.588% rally. The real juice came during the breakout around 2.6-3.0, which feels like institutions piling in.
Capital flows are solid too: 24H net inflows on contracts are up +16.67M USDT, way outpacing spot at +2.26M, so leveraged longs are in play. But watch out for those recent 15m/30m outflows (-1.2M and -1.1M)āprobably some profit-taking kicking in at these highs.
Entries longs $IP : Wait for a pullback to 3.05-3.10 where it hits Support level and MA20, or jump on a breakout over 3.544 if volume picks up.
Stop-loss at 3.5% below your entry (lines up with support zone at 2.767)
Targets $IP : could be 3.75 (Resistance zone) or push to 4.04 (next resistance).
#IP #IPUSDT #story
Mcarlos_E:
XD WHAT A HIT
š Story (IP) Update Today
š„ $IP is pumping strong ā up over ~18ā26% in the last 24 h, with heavy volume showing real market action.
š¹ Price range today: ~$2.45 ā $3.07 (higher than recent lows)
ā” Trading volume spiked massively, signaling bullish participation.
š Outperforms many altcoins and showing renewed interest on major exchanges.
#story #IP #altcoins
š„ $IP is pumping strong ā up over ~18ā26% in the last 24 h, with heavy volume showing real market action.
š¹ Price range today: ~$2.45 ā $3.07 (higher than recent lows)
ā” Trading volume spiked massively, signaling bullish participation.
š Outperforms many altcoins and showing renewed interest on major exchanges.
#story #IP #altcoins
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š„ $IP is in an uptrend correction phase, a pullback within an overall upward trend. This is a fairly positive signal if you're looking for a potential bounce point. On the 1-hour time frame, I'm cautiously considering a long position, possibly using a DCA strategy to gradually enter the trade.
Regarding trading volume, recent red candles show a clear decline in selling pressure. š Specifically, the most recent candle only reached 551k, significantly lower than the usual 5M average. This suggests that sellers may be running out of momentum.
On the spot market, net capital outflow was approximately -2.29M over the past 24 hours. However, the situation has improved recently with +1.29M inflow in the last 12 hours.
The futures market is much stronger, recording a substantial +14.42M inflow over the past 24 hours, despite some short-term dips. This indicates that "smart money" is quietly accumulating. š°
**Long Entry** for $IP: I will enter the main position at the Support level 3.616 if I see a clear bullish reversal signal on the 1-hour chart. Alternatively, Iāll wait for a decisive breakout above the MA10 at 3.893, accompanied by strong trading volume.
**Stop Loss (SL)** is recommended at 3.48. This level is about 7.5% away from the support zone, providing sufficient buffer to avoid being stopped out by normal volatility.
**Targets** for $IP: The target is the Resistance level 3.951, with the next resistance at 4.151. šÆ
(IPUSDT) #IP #IPUSDT #story
Regarding trading volume, recent red candles show a clear decline in selling pressure. š Specifically, the most recent candle only reached 551k, significantly lower than the usual 5M average. This suggests that sellers may be running out of momentum.
On the spot market, net capital outflow was approximately -2.29M over the past 24 hours. However, the situation has improved recently with +1.29M inflow in the last 12 hours.
The futures market is much stronger, recording a substantial +14.42M inflow over the past 24 hours, despite some short-term dips. This indicates that "smart money" is quietly accumulating. š°
**Long Entry** for $IP: I will enter the main position at the Support level 3.616 if I see a clear bullish reversal signal on the 1-hour chart. Alternatively, Iāll wait for a decisive breakout above the MA10 at 3.893, accompanied by strong trading volume.
**Stop Loss (SL)** is recommended at 3.48. This level is about 7.5% away from the support zone, providing sufficient buffer to avoid being stopped out by normal volatility.
**Targets** for $IP: The target is the Resistance level 3.951, with the next resistance at 4.151. šÆ
(IPUSDT) #IP #IPUSDT #story
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š„ $IP is in an adjustment phase of price increase, a pullback within an uptrend. This presents a potential opportunity for those seeking a recovery. On the 1-hour timeframe, I am considering a cautious buying strategy, possibly using DCA to enter in parts.
Regarding trading volume, recent red candles indicate decreasing activity. For example, the last candle reached only 551K compared to the usual average of 5M. This suggests that selling pressure may be running out.
Capital flow analysis shows that the Spot market has seen a net outflow of approximately -2.29M over the past 24 hours, but there has been a recovery with +1.29M inflow in the last 12 hours. The Futures market is stronger, with a significant inflow of +14.42M over 24 hours, despite some short-term dips. This reflects signs of "smart money" quietly accumulating.
šÆ Long $IP Entry Points: Consider entering a main position at the support level of 3.616 if a clear bullish reversal signal appears on the 1-hour chart. Additionally, wait for a decisive breakout above MA10 at 3.893 with sufficient trading volume to confirm.
š”ļø Recommended Stop Loss (SL) is 3.48. This level is about 7.5% below the support, providing enough room for price volatility.
š Target (TP) levels for $IP: Aim for resistance level 3.951, followed by resistance level 4.151.
#IP #IPUSDT #story
Regarding trading volume, recent red candles indicate decreasing activity. For example, the last candle reached only 551K compared to the usual average of 5M. This suggests that selling pressure may be running out.
Capital flow analysis shows that the Spot market has seen a net outflow of approximately -2.29M over the past 24 hours, but there has been a recovery with +1.29M inflow in the last 12 hours. The Futures market is stronger, with a significant inflow of +14.42M over 24 hours, despite some short-term dips. This reflects signs of "smart money" quietly accumulating.
šÆ Long $IP Entry Points: Consider entering a main position at the support level of 3.616 if a clear bullish reversal signal appears on the 1-hour chart. Additionally, wait for a decisive breakout above MA10 at 3.893 with sufficient trading volume to confirm.
š”ļø Recommended Stop Loss (SL) is 3.48. This level is about 7.5% below the support, providing enough room for price volatility.
š Target (TP) levels for $IP: Aim for resistance level 3.951, followed by resistance level 4.151.
#IP #IPUSDT #story
Is Story (IP) Quietly Starting a New Bullish Leg ā or Is This a Bull Trap?
Story (IP) is once again in the spotlight after posting a strong 9% daily gain, reigniting debate among traders: is this the beginning of a sustained uptrend, or just another short-lived bounce? What makes this move particularly interesting is that IP has successfully reclaimed and held above the 50-day EMA at $2.31, following an impressive 13% breakout on Sunday.
Momentum has clearly shifted. Price has already pushed above Pivot Point R1 at $2.41 and is now pressing against the key resistance zone near $2.50. A clean daily close above $2.41 would likely confirm bullish continuation, opening the door for a move toward Pivot R2 around $3.10, a level closely watched by swing traders.
From a technical perspective, RSI on the daily chart has climbed to 71, entering overbought territory. While this signals strong buying pressure, it also raises the risk of short-term pullbacks. At the same time, MACD and its signal line have crossed above the zero line, reinforcing the view that bullish momentum has returned.
Trade Setup (Personal View):
ā¢ Buy Entry: $2.35 (on pullback or strong close above $2.41)
ā¢ Take Profit: $2.95 ā $3.10
ā¢ Stop Loss: $2.20
ā¢ Bearish Scenario: A daily close below EMA 50 at $2.31 could expose IP to a deeper retracement toward the psychological $2.00 support.
This analysis reflects my personal opinion only and is not financial or investment advice. Always manage risk and do your own research.
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#Story #CryptoNews
Story (IP) is once again in the spotlight after posting a strong 9% daily gain, reigniting debate among traders: is this the beginning of a sustained uptrend, or just another short-lived bounce? What makes this move particularly interesting is that IP has successfully reclaimed and held above the 50-day EMA at $2.31, following an impressive 13% breakout on Sunday.
Momentum has clearly shifted. Price has already pushed above Pivot Point R1 at $2.41 and is now pressing against the key resistance zone near $2.50. A clean daily close above $2.41 would likely confirm bullish continuation, opening the door for a move toward Pivot R2 around $3.10, a level closely watched by swing traders.
From a technical perspective, RSI on the daily chart has climbed to 71, entering overbought territory. While this signals strong buying pressure, it also raises the risk of short-term pullbacks. At the same time, MACD and its signal line have crossed above the zero line, reinforcing the view that bullish momentum has returned.
Trade Setup (Personal View):
ā¢ Buy Entry: $2.35 (on pullback or strong close above $2.41)
ā¢ Take Profit: $2.95 ā $3.10
ā¢ Stop Loss: $2.20
ā¢ Bearish Scenario: A daily close below EMA 50 at $2.31 could expose IP to a deeper retracement toward the psychological $2.00 support.
This analysis reflects my personal opinion only and is not financial or investment advice. Always manage risk and do your own research.
š Follow for more unbiased crypto market insights and technical breakdowns.
#Story #CryptoNews
1000SHIBUSDT
Perp
5X
Opening Long
Unrealized PNL
+1.40USDT
š„ $IP super bullish right now, but watch out for those overbought vibes creeping in. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm staying cautiously optimistic on the upside, but keep your stops tightāno room for complacency here.
Price Moves: That big candle from 2.282 to 2.428 on 15.3M volume was the real breakout moment, but things have been choppy since, hovering around that 2.64 resistance without much conviction.
Volume Breakdown: The last few 1H candles have seen volume drop off a cliffāfrom 15.3M down to just 1.8Kāas price pushed up to 2.642. Feels like fewer folks are jumping in at these peaks, which could signal some fatigue.
Capital Flows: Spot side's showing solid inflows across timeframes (like +1.74M USDT in the last 24H), pointing to real demand building underneath. But perps are telling a different story with outflows (-2.75M USDT in 24H, and a whopping -29.79M over 7D), probably leveraged traders cashing out profits.
Entries longs $IP :
- Safer bet: Wait for a dip back to 2.50-2.52 (where MA5 support lines up nicely).
- If you're feeling bold: Only on a clean break over 2.642, and make sure volume backs it up (at least 3M USDT per 1H candle).
Stop Loss: aim below 2.458 (Support level) for safety.
Targets$IP :
- First up: 2.705 (Resistance level)
- Stretch goal: 2.823 (next resistance)
IP
IPUSDT
Perp
2.557
+26.33%
RSI is screaming over 83, so a pullback could hit hard. Don't chase this without solid volume, and definitely steer clear of entries above 2.64 unless it explodes. #IP #IPUSDT #story
Price Moves: That big candle from 2.282 to 2.428 on 15.3M volume was the real breakout moment, but things have been choppy since, hovering around that 2.64 resistance without much conviction.
Volume Breakdown: The last few 1H candles have seen volume drop off a cliffāfrom 15.3M down to just 1.8Kāas price pushed up to 2.642. Feels like fewer folks are jumping in at these peaks, which could signal some fatigue.
Capital Flows: Spot side's showing solid inflows across timeframes (like +1.74M USDT in the last 24H), pointing to real demand building underneath. But perps are telling a different story with outflows (-2.75M USDT in 24H, and a whopping -29.79M over 7D), probably leveraged traders cashing out profits.
Entries longs $IP :
- Safer bet: Wait for a dip back to 2.50-2.52 (where MA5 support lines up nicely).
- If you're feeling bold: Only on a clean break over 2.642, and make sure volume backs it up (at least 3M USDT per 1H candle).
Stop Loss: aim below 2.458 (Support level) for safety.
Targets$IP :
- First up: 2.705 (Resistance level)
- Stretch goal: 2.823 (next resistance)
IP
IPUSDT
Perp
2.557
+26.33%
RSI is screaming over 83, so a pullback could hit hard. Don't chase this without solid volume, and definitely steer clear of entries above 2.64 unless it explodes. #IP #IPUSDT #story
$IP super bullish right now, but watch out for those overbought vibes creeping in. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm staying cautiously optimistic on the upside, but keep your stops tightāno room for complacency here.
Price Moves: That big candle from 2.282 to 2.428 on 15.3M volume was the real breakout moment, but things have been choppy since, hovering around that 2.64 resistance without much conviction.
Volume Breakdown: The last few 1H candles have seen volume drop off a cliffāfrom 15.3M down to just 1.8Kāas price pushed up to 2.642. Feels like fewer folks are jumping in at these peaks, which could signal some fatigue.
Capital Flows: Spot side's showing solid inflows across timeframes (like +1.74M USDT in the last 24H), pointing to real demand building underneath. But perps are telling a different story with outflows (-2.75M USDT in 24H, and a whopping -29.79M over 7D), probably leveraged traders cashing out profits.
Entries longs $IP :
- Safer bet: Wait for a dip back to 2.50-2.52 (where MA5 support lines up nicely).
- If you're feeling bold: Only on a clean break over 2.642, and make sure volume backs it up (at least 3M USDT per 1H candle).
Stop Loss: aim below 2.458 (Support level) for safety.
Targets $IP :
- First up: 2.705 (Resistance level)
- Stretch goal: 2.823 (next resistance)
IPUSDT
Perp
2.545
+25.49%
RSI is screaming over 83, so a pullback could hit hard. Don't chase this without solid volume, and definitely steer clear of entries above 2.64 unless it explodes. #IP #IPUSDT #story
Price Moves: That big candle from 2.282 to 2.428 on 15.3M volume was the real breakout moment, but things have been choppy since, hovering around that 2.64 resistance without much conviction.
Volume Breakdown: The last few 1H candles have seen volume drop off a cliffāfrom 15.3M down to just 1.8Kāas price pushed up to 2.642. Feels like fewer folks are jumping in at these peaks, which could signal some fatigue.
Capital Flows: Spot side's showing solid inflows across timeframes (like +1.74M USDT in the last 24H), pointing to real demand building underneath. But perps are telling a different story with outflows (-2.75M USDT in 24H, and a whopping -29.79M over 7D), probably leveraged traders cashing out profits.
Entries longs $IP :
- Safer bet: Wait for a dip back to 2.50-2.52 (where MA5 support lines up nicely).
- If you're feeling bold: Only on a clean break over 2.642, and make sure volume backs it up (at least 3M USDT per 1H candle).
Stop Loss: aim below 2.458 (Support level) for safety.
Targets $IP :
- First up: 2.705 (Resistance level)
- Stretch goal: 2.823 (next resistance)
IPUSDT
Perp
2.545
+25.49%
RSI is screaming over 83, so a pullback could hit hard. Don't chase this without solid volume, and definitely steer clear of entries above 2.64 unless it explodes. #IP #IPUSDT #story
š„ $IP super bullish right now, but watch out for those overbought vibes creeping in. For trading on 1-hour timeframe, I'm staying cautiously optimistic on the upside, but keep your stops tightāno room for complacency here.
Price Moves: That big candle from 2.282 to 2.428 on 15.3M volume was the real breakout moment, but things have been choppy since, hovering around that 2.64 resistance without much conviction.
Volume Breakdown: The last few 1H candles have seen volume drop off a cliffāfrom 15.3M down to just 1.8Kāas price pushed up to 2.642. Feels like fewer folks are jumping in at these peaks, which could signal some fatigue.
Capital Flows: Spot side's showing solid inflows across timeframes (like +1.74M USDT in the last 24H), pointing to real demand building underneath. But perps are telling a different story with outflows (-2.75M USDT in 24H, and a whopping -29.79M over 7D), probably leveraged traders cashing out profits.
Entries longs $IP :
- Safer bet: Wait for a dip back to 2.50-2.52 (where MA5 support lines up nicely).
- If you're feeling bold: Only on a clean break over 2.642, and make sure volume backs it up (at least 3M USDT per 1H candle).
Stop Loss: aim below 2.458 (Support level) for safety.
Targets $IP :
- First up: 2.705 (Resistance level)
- Stretch goal: 2.823 (next resistance)
RSI is screaming over 83, so a pullback could hit hard. Don't chase this without solid volume, and definitely steer clear of entries above 2.64 unless it explodes. #IP #IPUSDT #story
Price Moves: That big candle from 2.282 to 2.428 on 15.3M volume was the real breakout moment, but things have been choppy since, hovering around that 2.64 resistance without much conviction.
Volume Breakdown: The last few 1H candles have seen volume drop off a cliffāfrom 15.3M down to just 1.8Kāas price pushed up to 2.642. Feels like fewer folks are jumping in at these peaks, which could signal some fatigue.
Capital Flows: Spot side's showing solid inflows across timeframes (like +1.74M USDT in the last 24H), pointing to real demand building underneath. But perps are telling a different story with outflows (-2.75M USDT in 24H, and a whopping -29.79M over 7D), probably leveraged traders cashing out profits.
Entries longs $IP :
- Safer bet: Wait for a dip back to 2.50-2.52 (where MA5 support lines up nicely).
- If you're feeling bold: Only on a clean break over 2.642, and make sure volume backs it up (at least 3M USDT per 1H candle).
Stop Loss: aim below 2.458 (Support level) for safety.
Targets $IP :
- First up: 2.705 (Resistance level)
- Stretch goal: 2.823 (next resistance)
RSI is screaming over 83, so a pullback could hit hard. Don't chase this without solid volume, and definitely steer clear of entries above 2.64 unless it explodes. #IP #IPUSDT #story
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Today's Coin: IP. š¶
$IP is the native token of Story, a blockchain protocol that transforms intellectual property such as music, movies, stories, etc. into onchain assets that can be owned, licensed, remixed, and monetized. #story
Below are 4 things you need to know about this:
Below are 4 things you need to know about this:
How $250 Turned Into $5: A DeFi Story With WAL That Anyone Who āRushed a Bitā Can Relate To
It all started in the most ordinary way.
A new token, WAL, was being actively discussed ā airdrops, listings, the Sui ecosystemās potential. The feed was full of phrases like āstill early, but interesting.ā
One user decided not to waste time.
He opened a DeFi interface,
selected the SUI ā sWAL swap,entered $250,
saw the familiar word Swap ā and clicked it.
Without properly checking:
the pool liquiditythe real execution pricethe allowed slippage, which was set high by default
ā±ļø A few seconds of waiting ā transaction confirmed.
The balance updatedā¦And instead of the expected amount, he saw around $5.
Not a hack.
Not a rug pull.
Not a bug.
Just low liquidity + massive slippage that āateā almost the entire amount.
In the comments, the user wrote briefly ā but very accurately:
āI knew DeFi was risky. I just didnāt expect it to be this literal.ā
š Why did this happen?
The pool had very low liquidityThe price in the interface looked fine before confirmationSlippage allowed the trade to go through even at a catastrophic rate
DeFi doesnāt ask: āAre you sure?ā
DeFi simply executes the contract.
š A similar story ā but this time with a Binance-listed token
Many people experienced the same thing earlier with PEPE, which now trades on Binance.
During the peak of the hype:
users entered DEXs before centralized exchangesbought PEPE in small liquidity poolsand received 5ā10x fewer tokens than they expected
Some lost 30ā70% of their position purely due to slippage, thinking it was a ābad price,ā when in reality it was just how DEX mechanics work.
The irony?
Later, PEPE was listed on Binance ā with proper liquidity and a clear order book ā but the money lost at the start never came back.
š§ The main lesson that connects #walrus , PEPE, and hundreds of other tokens
A promising token ā a safe tradeAirdrops and listings ā no technical risksDeFi ā āclick once and everythingās fineā
š In crypto, you can lose money not because you chose the wrong asset,
but because of one careless click.
š Moral
In crypto, itās not the fastest who win.
And not even the earliest.
Most often, the winners are those who:
āļø look at liquidityāļø read the numbers before confirmingāļø and trust the calculator more than the Swap button
$WAL reminded us of this.
$PEPE showed it earlier.
And the market will repeat this lesson more than once.
@Walrus š¦/acc #story #fun #defi
A new token, WAL, was being actively discussed ā airdrops, listings, the Sui ecosystemās potential. The feed was full of phrases like āstill early, but interesting.ā
One user decided not to waste time.
He opened a DeFi interface,
selected the SUI ā sWAL swap,entered $250,
saw the familiar word Swap ā and clicked it.
Without properly checking:
the pool liquiditythe real execution pricethe allowed slippage, which was set high by default
ā±ļø A few seconds of waiting ā transaction confirmed.
The balance updatedā¦And instead of the expected amount, he saw around $5.
Not a hack.
Not a rug pull.
Not a bug.
Just low liquidity + massive slippage that āateā almost the entire amount.
In the comments, the user wrote briefly ā but very accurately:
āI knew DeFi was risky. I just didnāt expect it to be this literal.ā
š Why did this happen?
The pool had very low liquidityThe price in the interface looked fine before confirmationSlippage allowed the trade to go through even at a catastrophic rate
DeFi doesnāt ask: āAre you sure?ā
DeFi simply executes the contract.
š A similar story ā but this time with a Binance-listed token
Many people experienced the same thing earlier with PEPE, which now trades on Binance.
During the peak of the hype:
users entered DEXs before centralized exchangesbought PEPE in small liquidity poolsand received 5ā10x fewer tokens than they expected
Some lost 30ā70% of their position purely due to slippage, thinking it was a ābad price,ā when in reality it was just how DEX mechanics work.
The irony?
Later, PEPE was listed on Binance ā with proper liquidity and a clear order book ā but the money lost at the start never came back.
š§ The main lesson that connects #walrus , PEPE, and hundreds of other tokens
A promising token ā a safe tradeAirdrops and listings ā no technical risksDeFi ā āclick once and everythingās fineā
š In crypto, you can lose money not because you chose the wrong asset,
but because of one careless click.
š Moral
In crypto, itās not the fastest who win.
And not even the earliest.
Most often, the winners are those who:
āļø look at liquidityāļø read the numbers before confirmingāļø and trust the calculator more than the Swap button
$WAL reminded us of this.
$PEPE showed it earlier.
And the market will repeat this lesson more than once.
@Walrus š¦/acc #story #fun #defi
#walrus $WAL
A logo is a logo. An icon is a story. The Walrus icon tells a story of strength, community, and protected value. Wearing it (or holding $WAL ) means you're part of that story. What chapter are we writing next? @Walrus š¦/acc
#walrus #ICON #story
A logo is a logo. An icon is a story. The Walrus icon tells a story of strength, community, and protected value. Wearing it (or holding $WAL ) means you're part of that story. What chapter are we writing next? @Walrus š¦/acc
#walrus #ICON #story
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BREVUSDT
Perp
Closed
PNL
+0.38USDT
The Magic Beans of Crypto: A Cautionary Tale of Enchantment and Utility
Once upon a time in the bustling town of Binansk, a bold adventurer named Nina sought hidden digital treasures. Her life changed when a mysterious figure named the cReaper placed magical crypto-beans in her hand, warning her that not all enchantments endure.
Nina planted the beans in Layer 1, the secure foundation of the blockchain world. A grand beanstalk soon reached into the clouds of DeFi and NFTs, offering golden yieldsāuntil more climbers made it cramped, slowing transactions and hiking climbing #fees.
Trouble brewed elsewhere: tricksters and dubious meme-stalks promised quick riches but lacked real roots. Many who climbed them tumbled down once the hype withered, leaving only the earliest climbers with any reward.
Just as hope dimmed, Nina discovered Layer 2 solutionsāswift vines coiling around the main stalkārelieving congestion while accelerating growth. She also uncovered the EVM, the Enchanted Virtual Machine, binding different chains with seamless smart contract magic. Bridges formed between blockchains, letting travelers harvest rewards from multiple realms.
In hidden caverns, tireless miners bolstered the entire system, each block forged strengthening the beanstalk. Nina realized the true magic of these beans: cross-border payments, smart contracts, decentralized finance, and genuine digital ownershipāa frontier of real-world utility for those ready to explore.
So, brave wanderer of the blockchain, remember these truths:
-Layer 1 is your steadfast root.
-Layer 2 is your agile vine.
-The EVM unites realms with cross-chain sorcery.
-Mining fortifies the stalk, one block at a time.
-Meme-stalks can be perilous, their flimsy promises leaving all but the earliest climbers in ruin.
Beware false prophets of effortless wealth. Instead, trust in knowledge, patience, and diligence. For in the right handsāeven the smallest crypto bean can reshape the world.
#story
Once upon a time in the bustling town of Binansk, a bold adventurer named Nina sought hidden digital treasures. Her life changed when a mysterious figure named the cReaper placed magical crypto-beans in her hand, warning her that not all enchantments endure.
Nina planted the beans in Layer 1, the secure foundation of the blockchain world. A grand beanstalk soon reached into the clouds of DeFi and NFTs, offering golden yieldsāuntil more climbers made it cramped, slowing transactions and hiking climbing #fees.
Trouble brewed elsewhere: tricksters and dubious meme-stalks promised quick riches but lacked real roots. Many who climbed them tumbled down once the hype withered, leaving only the earliest climbers with any reward.
Just as hope dimmed, Nina discovered Layer 2 solutionsāswift vines coiling around the main stalkārelieving congestion while accelerating growth. She also uncovered the EVM, the Enchanted Virtual Machine, binding different chains with seamless smart contract magic. Bridges formed between blockchains, letting travelers harvest rewards from multiple realms.
In hidden caverns, tireless miners bolstered the entire system, each block forged strengthening the beanstalk. Nina realized the true magic of these beans: cross-border payments, smart contracts, decentralized finance, and genuine digital ownershipāa frontier of real-world utility for those ready to explore.
So, brave wanderer of the blockchain, remember these truths:
-Layer 1 is your steadfast root.
-Layer 2 is your agile vine.
-The EVM unites realms with cross-chain sorcery.
-Mining fortifies the stalk, one block at a time.
-Meme-stalks can be perilous, their flimsy promises leaving all but the earliest climbers in ruin.
Beware false prophets of effortless wealth. Instead, trust in knowledge, patience, and diligence. For in the right handsāeven the smallest crypto bean can reshape the world.
#story
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A summary of IP track projects worth paying attention to
Many people believe that the core reason behind the sluggish market is that there are no new explosive tracks and hot spots, and the existing innovations are not enough to support such a high valuation story.
Well, a few days ago, @StoryProtocol provided a good idea: Will IP be the engine that leads the bull market to continue to develop and achieve large-scale adoption of web3? I am looking forward to it and optimistic about it.
Sort out the current good
Projects, everyone is welcome to discuss:
Confiction Labs @confictionlabs
About: Confiction Labs is an entertainment company developing games, media and platforms to enable the world's first collaborative entertainment.
Well, a few days ago, @StoryProtocol provided a good idea: Will IP be the engine that leads the bull market to continue to develop and achieve large-scale adoption of web3? I am looking forward to it and optimistic about it.
Sort out the current good
Projects, everyone is welcome to discuss:
Confiction Labs @confictionlabs
About: Confiction Labs is an entertainment company developing games, media and platforms to enable the world's first collaborative entertainment.
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