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| Level | Price | From price | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resistance | 1.2161 | +24.2% | sr, read edge |
| Resistance | 1.1500 | +17.4% | calendar, hvn |
| 3-TF resistance | 1.1040 | +12.7% | confluent, fib |
| Order block | 1.0418 | +6.4% | order block, fib |
| Prior week low | 0.9978 | +1.9% | calendar, sr |
| Order block | 0.9904 | +1.1% | order block, hvn |
| Support | 0.9762 | -0.3% | calendar, sr |
| 2-TF support | 0.9707 | -0.9% | confluent, fib |
| Support | 0.9348 | -4.5% | sr, swing |
SUI is pulling back inside an uptrend — 1.104 is where it resumes. Bitcoin's daily chart is ranging — range edges have held more often than they have broken. What argues for higher: the uptrend is intact — this is a pullback inside higher highs and higher lows, and price is inside a bullish order block at 0.94–1.04. What argues for lower: the pullback itself is making lower lows on the small swings — the bigger swings still show higher highs and higher lows. No single reason settles it, but taken together the evidence leans lower (59% against 38%). Shorts are pressing a dip in an uptrend: shorts are crowded and still adding while price is sitting on the floor at 0.97 — the floor decides whether they are early or trapped. The total crypto market cap is down 3.0% over the last 24 hours. Late in the trend and stretched far from its average — the move is extended. Price is sitting right on support 0.97, the lower edge it has to hold, with 1.10 as the ceiling. So the uptrend is the frame: 0.97 holding keeps it intact, a close back above 1.10 restarts it, and a close below 0.97 breaks it.
The ceiling is 1.10 (3-TF resistance) — until price closes and holds above it, rallies keep running into the same sellers. Below, 0.97 (2-TF support) is the floor — a close that holds under it and the structure opens up. Beyond the box, the next levels are 1.15 (Resistance) above and 0.93 (Support) below.
This path is 38% and it starts with a close and hold above 1.10. That opens 1.15 (Resistance) then 1.21 (Resistance). It fails on a close and hold below 0.97.
At 59%, this needs a close and hold below 0.97. That opens 0.93 (Support) then 0.88 (Golden pocket). What backs it: a moderate break of structure — the move through the last swing was real but not emphatic (moderate BOS). It fails on a close and hold above 1.10.
At 3%, price keeps rejecting both edges of 0.97–1.10 and the range holds.
A dip below 0.97 that closes back above it traps those shorts — that is the squeeze case, back toward 1.10. A close below 0.97 that holds, with open interest still rising, means the shorts were right and the move continues down. The way to get this wrong: shorting into 0.97 after the crowd already has — wait for the close below it, or for the dip that fails.
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