📈 Bullish Scenario
Conditions:
✅ Price holds above the critical support zone around $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 (Past Year Candle OHLC Low and Close).
✅ Volume confirms demand (increased buying near the yearly low).
Upside Targets:
First target: $ 4.07 – $ 4.35 → minor resistance & recent swing high.
Second target: $ 6.64 → major supply zone from previous structure.
Long-term target: $ 8.20 – $ 11.88 → historical supply zone if macro trend shifts and momentum strengthens.
Invalidation:
❌ Break and daily/weekly close below $ 3.00 with strong bearish volume. This would cancel the bullish setup.
📉 Bearish Scenario
Conditions:
✅ Price breaks below $ 3.00 and closes weekly candles under this level.
✅ No significant bullish volume reaction near the yearly low.
Downside Targets:
Immediate target: $ 2.50 → next psychological round number & historical pivot.
Extension target: $ 2.00 – $ 2.20 → deeper retracement to test major historical lows.
Continuation Trigger:
📉 Any failed retest of the $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 zone that flips this former support into resistance strengthens the bearish continuation.
🔍 Key Long-Term Takeaways
✅ The $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 zone is critical for the long-term trend.
✅ Watch for strong volume spikes and reversal candlesticks near support.
✅ A sustained reclaim of $ 4.35 could be an early signal of a broader trend reversal.
🗓️ Action Plan
Bullish Bias: If price holds above support, look for reversal signals with tight stop-loss below $ 3.00.
Bearish Bias: If support breaks, favor short or hedge setups toward $ 2.50 or lower.
Neutral Bias: If price stays in a tight range around $ 3.00 – $ 3.40, wait for a clear breakout direction.
📊 DOT/USDT Long-Term Trading Plan
Scenario: Bullish Reversal
Entry Zone: $ 3.10 – $ 3.40 (yearly support)
Stop Loss: Below $ 3.00
Targets: T1: $ 4.07 – $ 4.35 / T2: $ 6.64 / T3: $ 8.20 – $ 11.88
Notes: Wait for a daily or weekly reversal signal (pin bar, engulfing candle).
Scenario: Bearish Breakdown
Entry Zone: Close below $ 3.00
Stop Loss: Above $ 3.40
Targets: T1: $ 2.50 / T2: $ 2.00 – $ 2.20
Notes: Look for a failed retest of $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 as new resistance. Confirm with volume.
Neutral / No Trade: $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 (undecided zone)
[Stay out until a clear breakout or breakdown happens. Don’t force trades in a choppy range.]
⚖️ Risk/Reward Tip
For longs: RR ≥ 2.5 is recommended (target at least $ 4.35 with stop below $ 3.00).
For shorts: RR ≥ 2 is recommended (target at least $ 2.50 with stop above $ 3.40).
Position size accordingly to your risk tolerance; max 1–2% of capital per trade.
🔑 Key Confirmations
✅ Volume must confirm the breakout or breakdown.
✅ Look for multi-timeframe alignment: daily and weekly candles must confirm the move.
Conditions:
✅ Price holds above the critical support zone around $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 (Past Year Candle OHLC Low and Close).
✅ Volume confirms demand (increased buying near the yearly low).
Upside Targets:
First target: $ 4.07 – $ 4.35 → minor resistance & recent swing high.
Second target: $ 6.64 → major supply zone from previous structure.
Long-term target: $ 8.20 – $ 11.88 → historical supply zone if macro trend shifts and momentum strengthens.
Invalidation:
❌ Break and daily/weekly close below $ 3.00 with strong bearish volume. This would cancel the bullish setup.
📉 Bearish Scenario
Conditions:
✅ Price breaks below $ 3.00 and closes weekly candles under this level.
✅ No significant bullish volume reaction near the yearly low.
Downside Targets:
Immediate target: $ 2.50 → next psychological round number & historical pivot.
Extension target: $ 2.00 – $ 2.20 → deeper retracement to test major historical lows.
Continuation Trigger:
📉 Any failed retest of the $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 zone that flips this former support into resistance strengthens the bearish continuation.
🔍 Key Long-Term Takeaways
✅ The $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 zone is critical for the long-term trend.
✅ Watch for strong volume spikes and reversal candlesticks near support.
✅ A sustained reclaim of $ 4.35 could be an early signal of a broader trend reversal.
🗓️ Action Plan
Bullish Bias: If price holds above support, look for reversal signals with tight stop-loss below $ 3.00.
Bearish Bias: If support breaks, favor short or hedge setups toward $ 2.50 or lower.
Neutral Bias: If price stays in a tight range around $ 3.00 – $ 3.40, wait for a clear breakout direction.
📊 DOT/USDT Long-Term Trading Plan
Scenario: Bullish Reversal
Entry Zone: $ 3.10 – $ 3.40 (yearly support)
Stop Loss: Below $ 3.00
Targets: T1: $ 4.07 – $ 4.35 / T2: $ 6.64 / T3: $ 8.20 – $ 11.88
Notes: Wait for a daily or weekly reversal signal (pin bar, engulfing candle).
Scenario: Bearish Breakdown
Entry Zone: Close below $ 3.00
Stop Loss: Above $ 3.40
Targets: T1: $ 2.50 / T2: $ 2.00 – $ 2.20
Notes: Look for a failed retest of $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 as new resistance. Confirm with volume.
Neutral / No Trade: $ 3.00 – $ 3.40 (undecided zone)
[Stay out until a clear breakout or breakdown happens. Don’t force trades in a choppy range.]
⚖️ Risk/Reward Tip
For longs: RR ≥ 2.5 is recommended (target at least $ 4.35 with stop below $ 3.00).
For shorts: RR ≥ 2 is recommended (target at least $ 2.50 with stop above $ 3.40).
Position size accordingly to your risk tolerance; max 1–2% of capital per trade.
🔑 Key Confirmations
✅ Volume must confirm the breakout or breakdown.
✅ Look for multi-timeframe alignment: daily and weekly candles must confirm the move.
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“In the world of trading, success comes to those who harness their instincts, much like a wild bull charging forward; always ready to seize the opportunity and take control of their financial future.”
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.