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$SOL cooling off around 83 after that brutal drop from 120+.
What I’m seeing now is compression. Small candles, tight range, volatility drying up.
This is usually where the next real move starts loading.If 80 holds, this turns into a higher low structure and 90+ is back on the table fast.
Lose 78 and it gets messy again.$SOL looks quiet… and quiet charts don’t stay quiet for long.

$MYX had one of those charts that reminds you why catching falling knives is expensive.
Daily went from grinding around 6+ to a straight dump into the 1 area. Then today we finally get a bounce, big green candle, but with a nasty upper wick around 1.7 to 1.8. That wick is basically the chart saying “buyers showed up, but sellers are still active.”
How I’m reading it right now: this looks more like a relief bounce than a clean trend reversal. I’m not interested in longing the middle of this candle. If MYX can hold above 1.20 to 1.25 on a pullback and build a base, then I’ll start respecting t

$ENSO just went from sleepy to “everyone’s watching” in two candles.
Daily flipped after that base around 1.10 to 1.20, then we got the vertical expansion straight into 1.90 with a wick up near 2.20. That’s usually where late FOMO gets punished, even if the trend stays bullish.
My play here is simple. I’m not chasing the top of a breakout candle. If ENSO holds above 1.70 on a pullback, I’m interested. If it reclaims 2.00 clean with acceptance, I’ll look for continuation. If it loses 1.70, I’m out and waiting.
Lesson I keep repeating to myself: big green candles are for managing risk, not for