26-5-2024 🛑 Short ✨ Future Signal. Thanks me Later Buy $SO

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26-5-2024 🛑 Short ✨ Future Signal. Thanks me Later Buy $SOL In Future Trade only 💵 Short Buying zone 167.34 TP Targets 🎯 163 Stop Loss 🛑 169.30 leverage 🙏 20X #SolanaUSTD #ETHETFsApproved #FutureTarding #signalsfutures

26-5-2024
🛑 Short ✨ Future Signal. Thanks me Later 
Buy $SOL 
In Future Trade only
💵 Short Buying zone
167.34
TP Targets
🎯 163
Stop Loss
🛑 169.30
leverage 
🙏 20X
#SolanaUSTD #ETHETFsApproved #FutureTarding #signalsfutures 

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