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Long 🚨 #Signal $LPT /USDT #Entry : 6.502-6.444✅ #Targets: 🎯 6.547 6.683 6.819🚀 🛑#Stop: 6.099 Leverage: 10x (isolated) #crypto2023

Long 🚨 #Signal

$LPT /USDT

#Entry : 6.502-6.444✅

#Targets: 🎯

6.547

6.683

6.819🚀

🛑#Stop: 6.099

Leverage: 10x (isolated)

#crypto2023

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