ICP has already formed a clear bullish structure on the hourly chart. Currently, the price around 2.99 is a good entry point for long positions. Setting a stop loss at 2.89 can effectively control risk. The upside target is in the 3.1 to 3.3 range.
The recent performance of FIL and DOT is also worth paying attention to. There have already been significant gains last night, and from a larger cycle perspective, breaking through these levels is highly meaningful. Based on this trend, there is still room for further upward movement. Once a correction or pullback opportunity appears, a clearer entry strategy will emerge.
In this wave of market movement, the key is to stay in sync with the rhythm—once a bullish structure is established, be willing to participate, and strictly follow the stop-loss plan.
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SerRugResistant
· 8h ago
ICP 2.99 this level is indeed attractive, but I'm just worried it might be a false breakout... The recent gains in FIL and DOT last night look good, but at such times, it's easiest to get caught.
Talking about timing the market perfectly, I just want to ask how many people can really strictly cut losses. Most are just greedy and end up getting slapped in the face.
I think DOT's breakout looks a bit fake; let's wait for a pullback before making any moves.
I'm satisfied if ICP can reach 3.2; I can't be too greedy.
The bullish structure is there, but who dares to go all-in in this market? It's better to keep some active funds.
I just want to see if FIL can really hold this position; previous rebounds didn't lead anywhere.
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HashBrownies
· 8h ago
2.99 entering ICP feels okay, just worried about a panic sell when it drops back to 2.89...
FIL this wave is indeed promising, the increase last night is still here, just see if it can hold.
Pace is very important, but stop-loss really requires a firm hand to execute.
DOT is also on the watch, has it broken through?
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ZenZKPlayer
· 8h ago
2.99 into ICP is a bit late, feels like a pullback would be more comfortable
Wait, is FIL about to break down? Yesterday's rally really didn't show much
Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when executing, your heart is trembling
I’ve never dared to heavily invest in DOT, why am I chasing now
No, the real rhythm should be to buy the dip around 2.89
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MetaverseLandlord
· 8h ago
ICP this wave is indeed interesting, but do you really dare to buy in at 2.99? Feels like I need to wait and see more.
FIL is the true king. I didn't even react to the surge last night. I'll wait for a correction before jumping in.
Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when it comes to the actual position, I can't bear to cut. That's just my trading style haha.
I believe in 3.1-3.3, but the prerequisite is no more black swan events.
DOT is also showing signs of movement. If the timing is right, this wave could yield big gains.
ICP has already formed a clear bullish structure on the hourly chart. Currently, the price around 2.99 is a good entry point for long positions. Setting a stop loss at 2.89 can effectively control risk. The upside target is in the 3.1 to 3.3 range.
The recent performance of FIL and DOT is also worth paying attention to. There have already been significant gains last night, and from a larger cycle perspective, breaking through these levels is highly meaningful. Based on this trend, there is still room for further upward movement. Once a correction or pullback opportunity appears, a clearer entry strategy will emerge.
In this wave of market movement, the key is to stay in sync with the rhythm—once a bullish structure is established, be willing to participate, and strictly follow the stop-loss plan.