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$SHX showing strong recovery after a sharp sell-off.
Buyers stepped in aggressively, reclaiming structure and shifting short-term momentum.
EP
0.00590 – 0.00605
TP
TP1
0.00620
TP2
0.00635
TP3
0.00650
SL
0.00570
Liquidity below got swept during the drop, and price quickly reversed — classic shakeout. Now it’s pushing back into range with strength.
If price continues holding higher lows, upside continuation remains likely. Any pullback into the entry zone looks like accumulation rather than weakness.
Let’s go $SHX ‌

$BASED raised nearly 130% in a single day after a steady 5–6 day buildup.
Moves like that don’t just happen out of nowhere, it shows strong momentum and people buying aggressively.
Right now, price is sitting around 0.17–0.18, slightly below the high near 0.20. This is typically where early buyers start taking profits, so a pause or pullback here is completely normal.
The key level to watch is 0.15 zone. If price holds above this and starts moving sideways instead of dumping, it shows strength is still there. That kind of consolidation often leads to another push upward.
If momentum continues and buyers step in again, a move toward 0.30 – 0.40 is possible — but not instantly, it will likely need some base building first.
On the downside, if price loses 0.14, it means the hype move is fading and sellers are taking control. In that case, a drop toward 0.10 zone becomes very likely.
Simple view:
Hold 0.15 → bullish continuation possible
Lose 0.14 → correction phase begins
Right now, trend is strong — but after such a big move, stability matters more than speed.

Market prices swing back and forth without continuity, and many people get thrown off by the rhythm. When it goes up a little, they want to chase; when it falls a little, they start panicking—getting slapped in the face over and over again.
As for my current trading approach, it’s very simple: don’t chase the pump, don’t bet on direction, and stretch the cycle to trade.
For something like SOL, which has its own price range, I do gradual DCA below the positions I recognize. Add a little when there’s profit; if there’s no opportunity, wait—no forced opening of positions. Use time to create room; controlling the pace is more important than grabbing opportunities.
I opened a trading signal on Gate and made this logic public directly, so people who want to follow can move along with the same rhythm—at least they won’t get repeatedly liquidated in a choppy market.
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In this kind of market, it’s not about who can make how much in one go; it’s about who can stay steady and survive longer. When the rhythm is right, the money will naturally come in slowly. @Gate_zh
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