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🚨 $SPCX IS COPYING $PLTR PLAYBOOK Down more than 50% from its post-IPO high Retail calls it dead. I call it Phase 3 of 4 I've seen this exact chart before $PLTR, 2020-2025: → Listed at $10 in September 2020 → Ripped to $39 in four months → Lockup expired. Insiders dumped → Bled to $6 by late 2022 - roughly 85% off the top → Then 18 months of sideways nothing → Then $6 → $200+ in two years Four phases. Pump. Dump. Accumulation. Repricing Everyone remembers the last phase Almost nobody survived the third Now put $SPCX next to it: → IPO June 12 → Peaked at $225 four days later → Cut in half to ~$110 → Now flatlining in a tight range while attention dies That flatline isn't death That's the handoff Weak hands sell the boredom. Strong hands buy silence Even the headlines are identical: "overvalued," "insiders cashing out," "retail wrecked" Word for word what they said about $PLTR at $6 Here's what the market isn't pricing in: Accumulation doesn't announce itself There's no candle that says "institutions were here" You only see it later - when base breaks and price never comes back $PLTR never traded at $6 again My setup hasn't changed: → $110-$115 holds through every unlock wave → Bias stays bullish. Target: $250+ You're either positioned before base resolves or you're chasing green candles after I called the 2025 $BTC ATH and drop to $60k Moment I make my first $SPCX buy, I'll post it HERE Turn notifications on

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