The first thing I noticed here isn't the huge green candle — it's where that candle came from.

UOS was basically compressed around $0.0037–$0.0040 for a long stretch, then suddenly expanded all the way toward $0.0053.

That matters because this isn't a normal gradual breakout. Price moved extremely fast through the previous range, which means chasing the current candle at $0.005203 gives very little room for error.

The interesting part is the upper wick around $0.0053. Buyers pushed into that area, but sellers immediately appeared there. So $0.0053 is now the obvious liquidity/resistance point.

I wouldn't blindly short it either. A strong impulse like this can still continue if the breakout level holds on a pullback.

Key Levels

Resistance: $0.00530

Support: $0.00400

Demand Zone: $0.00370 – $0.00390

Major Invalidation: $0.00370

My Trade Plan

Bias: LONG ON PULLBACK

Entry Zone: $0.00400 – $0.00420

TP1: $0.00450

TP2: $0.00500

TP3: $0.00530

Stop Loss / Invalidation: Below $0.00370

Risk: HIGH

The reason I'd rather wait is simple: the move has already happened. I want to see whether buyers defend the breakout area instead of paying the highest price after a vertical candle.

If price holds $0.0040–$0.0042 and starts building another higher low, continuation toward $0.0053 becomes more interesting.

But if price loses $0.0040 and falls back into the old range, this breakout can turn into a liquidity sweep rather than a clean continuation.

For me, the next candle matters more than the current candle. 👀

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