2026-01-06 22:22:38

$TOSHI Technical Setup – Two Scenarios in Play

White Count Scenario:
Wave 4 consolidating with a running flat pattern at the bottom range. This sets up wave 5 to potentially challenge the range highs. If this count is correct, we'd expect an impulsive move higher from current levels.

Red Count Alternative:
Completed 5-wave structure moving into corrective territory. Wave A already in motion, with wave C expected to find support near the bottom of the demand zone. This suggests a deeper pullback before any reversal.

Position Management:
Initialized a small long position in both spot holdings, betting on the white count scenario being the dominant pattern. The setup offers defined risk relative to potential upside if the wave 5 extension materializes.

The key zone to watch: previous demand area at the bottom. A break below that level would confirm the red count and require strategy adjustment.

TOSHI-2,82%

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AirdropHustler

· 01-08 16:06

Is the move along the white line reliable? It feels like if wave 5 doesn't blow up, it might have to break...

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-08 03:35

White list or red list, this move looks pretty interesting... Small position testing the white count, but the demand zone area really needs to be watched closely.

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RektRecorder

· 01-07 23:24

The white line looks reliable, but to be honest, with this double-line chart, my biggest fear is that both will fall flat haha

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Erguotou1

· 01-07 00:21

How much can be pulled?

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ContractExplorer

· 01-06 22:47

The trend with the white line looks pretty good. If wave 5 really takes off, that would be awesome. However, once the support at the bottom is broken, you need to get out quickly.

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SignatureCollector

· 01-06 22:41

The white line looks more trustworthy, but this time I won't go all in. I need to learn my lesson.

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WhaleMistaker

· 01-06 22:39

The area with the white line looks quite appealing, but I still think there's a higher chance of a breakdown... Anyway, I need to stick to that demand zone, or else I'll really have to change the plan.

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MissingSats

· 01-06 22:24

The white line chart looks pretty interesting. It would be great if wave 5 really pushes up, but if this demand zone is broken, I’ll have to change the plan. Risk management still needs to be in place.

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