Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: green lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. However, if you want to learn so you can be free and independent afterwards, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: Never go all in, meaning never bet all your money, because anything can happen. No one has complete control over gambling. always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says: In trading you need: experience hopefulness patience If you want to learn so you can be free and independent later, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals 7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, telgram, or istgrm. You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions. 8) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Good luck to us all Thank you.

This trade — execution frame New long leg from ALMA Avg Strategy: counter-trend averaging while ALMA phase is SHORT and the short session is stretched vs its average (then pyramiding while the condition holds). Exits are rule-based: ALMA flips LONG with a long session long enough vs average — not a fixed TP ladder. Default hard stop in the script: 10% from working average (unless the chart instance uses breakeven / other inputs). Tape read Price is camped in the low ~3.00–3.10 band after a long bleed from higher — a discretionary “support story” only matters here because the script is explicitly built to buy into extended ALMA-short legs. Snapshot — what actually screams Formal tile: 1H ALMA Overheat Short — current short run more than double its typical length — same family as “keep shorting until it snaps.” EMA side is uglier: every TF in the export reads Below the stack, with short runs huge vs averages (15m and 1H Cur S in the 30s–40s vs single-digit norms). Dev% ramps from tiny on 15m to absurd on 1W — the weekly number is the regime outlier; this is deep discount vs EMA, not a mild dip. ALMA board: 4H/1D/3D/1W still SHORT while 15m–1H have flipped LONG in the later snapshot — bounce machinery on small TFs, HTF still wearing the short jacket. SMC — current and recent 4H bar in the log: not inside an OB/FVG “zone” on that template — no free pass from structure. Recent ledger is a bear-FVG ladder stepped down through ~3.24 → ~3.17 with raids; a breaker-bull marker printed ~3.237 — ammunition for a relief bounce, but overhead bear FVGs are fresh. Same stream: fractal low broken, RSI(9) oversold, long-liquidation flags on 4H/1D — flush language around the lows. Derivatives — skew (flow strip on idea) Funding slightly negative, OI rolling off prior highs, long liquidations clustered on the dip, account long/short split modestly long but not euphoric, CVD uninspiring — fits a bounce attempt without a clean “everyone already agrees” bid. Social — attention vs sentiment Sentiment stays hot while Galaxy, dominance, and activity fell off the February–March hype cliff — loud bulls in a quiet room. Good for stubborn dip culture; bad if the next leg needs fresh retail oxygen. Holders (charts default: ≥ $10k notional and ≥ 0.1% of supply) In the holder strip shown: USD held by the $10k+ cohort and the count of those addresses compressed with price — mid-tier balances got marked down. The opposite side: tokens held at ≥0.1% of supply and the number of such addresses drifted up through the drawdown — top-heavy wallets absorbing flow. Read as concentration into fewer, larger bags; not a timing signal, a positioning backdrop. Network (short) From ~11 Feb onward, the count of addresses holding any balance trends down — churn at the small-holder edge, not a widening base. New-funded and day-to-day activity sit near baseline after the earlier spike — participation cooled with price, which is a headwind for “everyone’s stacking” narratives. Financial (short) TVL and large-ticket flows read choppy-to-quiet; metrics like realized cap / NVT / long-dormant supply (where shown) point to a heavy, sticky stock of coins and valuation vs transfer noise — supports “holder base exists,” not “green tomorrow.” Bull case Overheated ALMA short + obese EMA short persistence + weekly deviation extreme = rubber-band fuel. Holder panel divergence (whale tokens up, $10k cohort squeezed) matches a supply handoff story. Strategy fired the buy side of its counter-trend book. Bear case Backtest on the same visual run carries a nasty max DD vs middling PF — averaging in a structural bleed hurts. SMC overhead is bear-FVG heavy; social has no megaphone; flow has no CVD hero. On-chain: shrinking address-with-balance count since mid-February undercuts broad retail accumulation.

UNI looks interesting after that failed MSB. We didn’t get proper confirmation on the break and now sellers are slowly taking over the zone. Gameplan is simple: we are heading toward the $3.428 zone next. Pressure from sellers is still strong so we expect around 5% decline from current levels. Swallow Academy

UNI continues to trade inside a compression structure on the 6H timeframe, capped by a clear descending resistance trendline while holding above gradually rising support. Price recently rejected from the 4.10–4.20 region near the upper boundary and sold off aggressively into the 3.45–3.50 area, where buyers stepped in again. The higher-low structure remains intact as long as price holds above 3.40–3.45. A reclaim of 3.70–3.80 would open room for a move back toward 4.00 and potentially another test of the descending resistance near 4.10–4.20. However, a breakdown below 3.35 would invalidate the current support structure and expose the 3.15–3.20 region again. For now, UNI remains compressed between descending resistance and rising support. The breakout from this structure will likely define the next directional leg.

Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: black lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says: In trading you need: experience hopefulness patience Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals 7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, tgrm, or istgrm. You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions. 8) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Good luck to us all Thank you.

- Uniswap reversed from resistance zone - Likely to fall to support level 3.235 Uniswap cryptocurrency recently reversed from the resistance zone between the key resistance level 4.130 (which has been reversing the price from the start of February), upper daily Bollinger Band and the 38.2% Fibonacci correction of the downward impulse from January. The downward reversal from this resistance zone created the daily Japanese candlesticks reversal pattern Bearish Engulfing. Given the overriding daily downtrend, Uniswap can be expected to fall to the next support level 3.235, which stopped wave i at the end of February.

Same strategy as the XMR post. Different setup quality. This one scores 20.8 vs 3.8 — and the reason is visible in one number: 1H Cur S=58 vs Avg 6.9 → 8.4×. MTF EMA — all states Below: - 1H: Cur S=58 vs Avg S=6.9 → **8.4× extended** - 3D: Cur S=43 vs Avg S=13.4 → **3.2× extended** - 4H: Cur S=9 vs Avg S=13.7 (below avg — not extended on this TF yet) - 1D: Cur S=2 (just started) Dev% context: 4H=9%, 1D=8.34%, 3D=24.64%, 1W=78.67%. The 1W hasn't caught up to historical prices in years — this isn't new. But 4H and 1D at 8-9% below = fresh oversold. ALMA SD SuperTrend (strategy TF): Cur S=5 vs Avg S=3.7 → **1.35×** — strategy entered Long Add territory. Not extreme on strategy TF, but the context around it is. SMC context (12H): - 19.03: OB New Bear + MS Trend Down at $3.602 — structure is bearish right now - 18.03: FVG Enter Bull at $3.681 (just swept) - FVG Bear overhead cluster: $4.04–$4.19 (first real resistance) - FVG Bull zone below: $3.27–$3.35 (support reference) - Deep support: $3.14, $2.88

This chart highlights a typical structure that often appears before expansion phases in the market. Price spent a significant amount of time moving sideways inside a clear consolidation range. During these phases, liquidity builds while both buyers and sellers compete for control. Using the MAGMA structure logic, several entries were identified during the consolidation phase before the breakout. The blue arrows mark areas where MAGMA detected structural opportunities during the range before expansion. Once price broke above the range, the previous resistance began acting as support, which is currently being tested. Key observations: • Sideways accumulation before expansion • Structure breakout after consolidation • Breakout support currently being tested If price holds above the breakout zone, the next reaction area could form at higher resistance levels. However, if the breakout fails, price could revisit the previous consolidation range before continuation. As always, market structure and liquidity will determine the next move. This analysis is for educational purposes only and not financial advice.

UNI formed a clear descending flag pattern after the impulsive rally, compressing beneath the falling resistance trendline. That resistance has now been broken. Price pushed through the flag structure and is currently retesting the broken trendline from the upper side — a classic continuation setup. Structure Context: • Impulsive move prior to flag formation • Clean descending consolidation (bull flag) • Confirmed breakout above flag resistance • Retest of broken structure acting as support As long as UNI holds above the former flag resistance and maintains higher lows above the 3.90–4.00 region, the breakout structure remains valid. Successful hold here strengthens the probability of continuation toward prior highs around 4.20+. Failure to hold the retest would shift this into a fake breakout scenario and open the door for a deeper pullback. For now, this is a breakout–retest dynamic. Structure favors continuation while the reclaim holds.

UNIUSDT spot is at 3.929 against futures at 3.925, a futures-to-spot ratio of 12.44x in high territory. Spot volume at 6.33M against futures 78.81M — futures are running 12x spot volume, enough to set directional price without spot confirmation. Backwardation at -0.1% with Z at -0.5 sigma, yield at -111% APY bull — shorts paying modest funding into a deep retrace structure sitting between supply and demand zones. Across 112 signals the read is 14 bull to 31 bear, strong bear at 67.3% running 2.06x power. EMA holds 1 to 6 — near-zero bullish trend. Candle bias 2 to 5, Ichimoku 6 to 8 mixed, Close vs Tenkan 4 to 10 — price remains below Tenkan across the majority of timeframes. Zero Three Soldiers, zero Harami, one Morning Star against one Evening Star — patterns offer no directional edge. One demand zone active against six supply — supply stack is heavy overhead. Spread at 37.8% is strong bear conviction. Clarity at 40% is below threshold. Spot Z is -0.87 quiet. Futures Z at -0.8 quiet, combined at -0.81 quiet. SpotZ 1:5 reads -0.87 against -0.42 — current window volume is weaker than prior, deteriorating trend. Momentum at -0.45 falling. Direction neutral. Bull:Bear Z reads -0.65 against -0.21 — both sides below average volume, neither building conviction. S/F spot dollar volume at 24.89M against futures 309.64M confirms futures dominance throughout. Leverage at 12.43x sits at 21.5% percentile, floor range. All-time maximum was 39.32x hit just 62 bars ago — leverage has compressed dramatically in a very short window, which is unusual and worth noting. All-time minimum was 3.22x. Price is at 10.9% of its historical range, the floor. The recent all-time high leverage 62 bars ago followed immediately by a flush to floor-level leverage suggests a large deleveraging event has just occurred — price at floor is the aftermath. OBV Z is -1.38 with inflow direction up and OBV divergence normal. Futures squeeze has fired — FIRED — but squeeze divergence reads Fut Only Trap. The futures squeeze fired in isolation without spot squeeze confirmation, which is the trap signature. Squeeze momentum contracting at 202.1%, no whale activity, liquidations clear. StdDev normal across both windows, MeanZ at -0.4 sigma normal — premium is stable, no structural regime shift. The honest read: UNIUSDT just experienced a significant deleveraging event 62 bars ago and is sitting at price floor with a futures-only squeeze trap fired. The bounce recovery at 2.4x ratio and 20.5% from low is the one constructive signal — price has moved meaningfully from the bottom and OBV inflow is beginning. But six supply zones overhead, C vs T bearish across ten timeframes, EMA alignment near zero, and a futures-only trap squeeze mean the recovery bounce has not converted into a structural reversal yet. The 25-bar imminent squeeze reading with a trap flag is the key warning — when the next release fires it is more likely to test demand again than break supply. Watch for C vs T to flip and OBV Z to turn positive before considering a long position. Is That Crypto Pump Real? Data Says No. Here's Why. Stop Losing Money to Fake Volume. Find Real Moves Now. Trade the REAL Crypto Volume. Stop Getting Faked Out.