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$TRB D1 Analysis. • Price Action & Key Levels • Current Price: $57.58 Major Resistance Levels: $80 – Previous major swing high, key psychological level. $100 – Long-term resistance from prior market cycles. Key Support Zones: $50 – Recent low and horizontal support level. $40 – Historical support zone during accumulation phases. Order Blocks: $90–$100 – Likely area of institutional selling during previous spikes. • Trade Setups • Swing Trade Entry Point: $50 – Strong support level with confluence from historical lows. Take Profit Targets (TP): TP1: $80 – First major resistance and previous high. TP2: $100 – Next significant resistance and psychological level. Stop Loss (SL): $45 – Below the key support zone to invalidate the trade setup. Risk/Reward Ratio: 1:4 (Entry: $50, SL: $45, TP1: $80). Day Trade Setup: Wait for a breakout above $60 with strong volume. Confirmation: Look for a bullish candlestick close above $60 with a volume spike and RSI confirmation. Targets: TP1: $70 – Short-term scalp target at minor resistance. TP2: $80 – Extended target at the next major resistance level. • Risk Management • Leverage: Max 3x given potential volatility. Position Size: Limit to 2–3% of portfolio to manage risk. Stop Loss Placement: Below $45 to cap downside risk. Macro Risk Score: 7/10 – Moderate-high due to recent volatility spikes and market conditions. • Technical Notes • RSI Reading: [Estimate needed, likely neutral based on chart]. Trend: Lower highs and higher lows forming a potential wedge pattern since recent peaks. Fair Value Gap: Identified between $75–$80, which could act as resistance. Volume Profile: Decreasing volume suggests consolidation, with accumulation around $50–$60. Confidence Rating: 6/10 for long setup due to strong support at $50 providing a favorable risk/reward and historical resistance levels offer clear profit-taking zones.

$TRB  Monitor this pattern, again, shorting support can be a trap at the moment. Medium term ==> Lower support possible.

Let's look at the example of the #TRB coin pump. I think everyone knows about the incredible growth of the empty shell from $10 to $140 - a kind of feast during the plague happened during the bearish trend. After the fact, the entire movement can be divided into 3 conditional stages : 1) Accumulation of 13 - 8$ and growth to 17$ . This is the period when large players entered the coin, because it was not yet interesting to small fry due to its indistinguishability from other similarly boring and depressing charts. 2) The first stage of growth $17 - $80 (the second figure is conditional, there is no clear boundary). Here, lovers of quick profitability became active and began to slowly buy, averaging positions on corrections. 3) The climax of purchases $80 - $140 . Here, small buyers, maddened by FOMO, entered the asset, who probably once held the asset, but eventually dropped it well below the mentioned values. Now let's return to our theorem. According to it, everyone who bought later than the previous one is a bigger fool within the system. You may reasonably note that the buyers from point 2 were able to make a good profit, since the coin provided such an opportunity. But I will tell you that this is just a survivor's error . After all, there are dozens of coins and examples when the whole party ended successfully after the first point. The rational decision on the market is ONLY to buy an asset within the framework of a medium-term/long-term accumulation (in a sideways movement, flat, range, whatever you call it), which is what large players do, constantly playing according to this theorem. All those who enter the asset after them are already, to one degree or another, fools , since they create a benefit, first of all, for the whale, who accumulated at lower prices. Of course, I'm not trying to discourage you from technical analysis or buying a rising coin. Just think before you do it - who will benefit the most : you, or the big-headed quants from the American hedge fund, who are just waiting to get your deposit Now a little visual practice. As a rule, the system of earning a large investor is divided into several stages: 1) Selecting a convenient asset that was once on everyone's lips, but then disappeared from the information field, losing a huge part of its liquidity. 2) Slowly gaining a position with limit orders. This stage can last for months and even years! 3) As soon as the "bag" is purchased, a major player unpacks his tools for attracting money to the asset. Here, all methods are good: drawing a beautiful technical analysis pattern; far-fetched announcements of major updates on the network; bribing a project manager on Twitter or Discord; a fresh marketing campaign, written on the fly. You can even attract a couple of Filipinos so that they run around local trading chats and fanatically broadcast about the imminent pump for fictitious reasons. The most important thing here is to "light the fuse" (provoke the first wave of growth). After that, the process will go on its own, since there are plenty of fools on the market who want to quickly make money on growth (and in fact - lose in the theorem). 4) As a result, a major player slowly but surely unloads his "bag" on the heads of rabid lovers of quick money, while receiving a very high return on very large volumes.