$ICNT saw fresh long liquidations near $0.23752, suggesting leveraged buyers are getting squeezed. Sellers could take advantage if the support zone fails to hold.

$ICNT — SHORT

Entry: 0.2360 – 0.2390

SL: 0.2450

TP1: 0.2320

TP2: 0.2270

TP3: 0.2210

TP4: 0.2140

The liquidation activity points to weakness around the $0.2375 area. If price struggles to reclaim this level and sellers continue defending resistance, another downside move could develop. A rejection on the retest would offer a better short opportunity. Avoid chasing an extended drop.

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$UAI faced another round of long liquidations near $0.09841, showing that buyers are struggling to maintain their positions.

$UAI — SHORT

Entry: 0.0975 – 0.0990

SL: 0.1025

TP1: 0.0950

TP2: 0.0920

TP3: 0.0890

TP4: 0.0850

Repeated long-liquidation activity makes the buyer position worth watching. If UAI fails to hold the $0.098 support region and selling volume increases, bears could push toward lower levels. A weak recovery followed by rejection would strengthen the setup, while a clean reclaim would invalidate the bearish outlook.

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$CL is showing bullish potential after short liquidations around $88.04. Sellers are facing pressure, and buyers could attempt another upside move.

$CL — LONG

Entry: 87.80 – 88.30

SL: 86.50

TP1: 89.50

TP2: 91.00

TP3: 93.00

TP4: 95.50

The short liquidation suggests that bearish positions were forced to close near $88.04. If price holds above this area and buyers confirm strength with volume, bullish continuation becomes possible. A controlled retest offers a better entry than chasing the initial breakout.

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$BZ attracted short liquidations near $95.30, indicating that sellers are coming under pressure. The next move could favor buyers if the breakout zone holds.

$BZ — LONG

Entry: 95.00 – 95.60

SL: 93.50

TP1: 97.00

TP2: 99.00

TP3: 101.50

TP4: 104.00

Short liquidations can create additional buying momentum as bearish traders are forced out of positions. If BZ maintains support around $95 and buying volume continues, another upward leg may develop. Watch for a successful retest before entering, as a failed breakout could trigger a reversal.

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$ELSA is showing a possible bullish shift after short liquidations near $0.10134. Buyers may have an opportunity to extend the move if resistance turns into support.

$ELSA — LONG

Entry: 0.1010 – 0.1018

SL: 0.0985

TP1: 0.1035

TP2: 0.1060

TP3: 0.1090

TP4: 0.1130

The liquidation suggests that short sellers faced pressure around the $0.10134 level. If ELSA holds above this region and volume supports the move, bullish continuation could follow. However, a quick liquidation-driven spike can cool down fast, so waiting for a stable retest is the safer approach.

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$STX — SHORT

Entry: 0.3350 – 0.3380

SL: 0.3450

TP1: 0.3300

TP2: 0.3240

TP3: 0.3180

TP4: 0.3100

The liquidation suggests weakness around the $0.336 area. If STX fails to reclaim this zone and sellers continue defending resistance, bearish continuation could develop. A weak retest with selling-volume confirmation would offer a better entry. Avoid chasing if price has already dropped sharply.

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$AKE saw buyers getting squeezed around $0.00308, creating a possible short-term bearish setup, although low liquidity can make price action unpredictable.

$AKE — SHORT

Entry: 0.00306 – 0.00310

SL: 0.00318

TP1: 0.00300

TP2: 0.00294

TP3: 0.00287

TP4: 0.00280

Price needs to reclaim the $0.00310 area to show stronger buyer interest. Until that happens, sellers may retain short-term control. Watch for a rejection near resistance and confirmation from volume before considering a short position.

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$UAI is showing signs of buyer weakness after a long liquidation near $0.08844. The next move depends on whether buyers can defend the nearby support zone.

$UAI — SHORT

Entry: 0.0880 – 0.0888

SL: 0.0915

TP1: 0.0860

TP2: 0.0840

TP3: 0.0815

TP4: 0.0785

The liquidation event suggests that leveraged buyers faced pressure around this level. If UAI fails to recover above $0.0890, sellers could maintain control and extend the downside move. A confirmed rejection on the retest would strengthen the short setup, while a strong recovery could invalidate it.

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$MEGA — LONG

Entry: 0.0475 – 0.0480

SL: 0.0460

TP1: 0.0495

TP2: 0.0510

TP3: 0.0530

TP4: 0.0555

Short liquidations suggest that bearish traders were forced out, potentially giving buyers room to push higher. If MEGA holds above the breakout zone and volume remains supportive, another upside leg could develop. Avoid chasing a sudden pump and look for a controlled pullback.

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$ENA is showing a potential bullish shift after short liquidations around $0.18249. If buyers maintain control, another recovery move could follow.

$ENA — LONG

Entry: 0.1820 – 0.1830

SL: 0.1780

TP1: 0.1860

TP2: 0.1900

TP3: 0.1950

TP4: 0.2010

The short liquidation indicates that sellers faced pressure around the $0.18249 level. If ENA holds this area as support and buying volume increases, bullish continuation becomes possible. A successful retest could provide a cleaner entry, but a loss of support would weaken the setup.

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