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$CRCL | I’ve waited all year to buy Circle. Today I’m finally buying.
My entry is $63.90. I wanted to buy Circle close enough to the summer lows that I’d know exactly where I was wrong. The higher-timeframe Shark put in a low in July. Now the smaller Bat has brought price back to that same area, with its completion zone right on the support line I’ve been watching.
On November 12, sellers pushed CRCL down to $62.77, but it closed at $63.82. That’s enough for me to start buying here. My stop is $56, below the Bat’s X low at $57.84.
$81.48 is where I’ll judge the bounce. That level gave way in October. I want to see CRCL close a day back above it, then hold it when sellers test it again. If buyers can do that, I’m watching the September highs near $100, followed by the May high at $140.
My take-profit is $160. From $63.90, I’m risking $7.90 per share for $96.10 of potential upside, roughly 12.2R before costs.
The bigger level on my chart is $203.84. That would retrace 61.8% of the decline from the all-time high and bring CRCL close to the daily volume imbalance and balanced price range. I’ll reassess that move after taking profit at $160.
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$BTC scalp long | Watching the $72.7K low
BTC was trading at $73,489 at 21:22 Sydney time on November 12. The setup was still pending. I’m watching for price to sweep the November 10 low into or through $72,572–$72,691, then close a 15-minute candle back above $72,692. A retest that holds would show buyers have taken that level back.
$73,870 is the first test on the bounce. If buyers reclaim it and hold it as support, I’m looking for $74,905.1. The stop is $72,137.8. From the chart’s $72,692 reference entry, that’s approximately 4R before fees.
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$XMR | My $470–$500 buy zone for a long-term move to $940
Buyers have defended almost the same price twice. On September 3, XMR traded down to $482.15 and closed the day at $520.83. On October 9, it touched $483 and closed at $518.66. Both times, sellers pushed below $500 and couldn’t keep it there by the daily close.
XMR was around $555 when I marked the chart. I’m willing to let the first bounce go and build a position if price comes back into $470–$500. On that retest, I want to see how quickly buyers recover $500. A close back above it that day would look like the last two defenses. Several daily closes inside the zone would tell me buyers are taking longer to absorb the selling.
My stop is a 4-hour close below $420. On the upside, the level I care about most is the January high at $799.89. That’s where the last major rally reversed. If XMR breaks $800 and buyers defend it on a pullback, I’ll be looking for the next leg toward my $940 take-profit.
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$ETH | My $1,800–$2,060 accumulation plan for a $5,800 target
I’m looking to build an ETH position between $1,800 and $2,060. What matters to me on this pullback is how ETH behaves the next time Bitcoin sells off.
From the November 4 close to the November 10 close, ETH fell 15.3% while BTC fell 8.3%. ETH also lost 7.6% against BTC over those six days. That’s why I’m willing to start buying around $2,060 while keeping room to add deeper in the range. A move from $2,060 to $1,800 is another 12.6% drawdown, even with price still inside my planned entry zone.
Here’s what would give me conviction to add: on the next sell-off, I want to see whether BTC can make a fresh low while ETH holds above $1,800 and ETH/BTC forms a higher low above 0.02752, its November 10 low. That would be the first sign that ETH is holding up better under the same selling pressure. If ETH bounces in dollars while it keeps making new lows against BTC, I’ll stay patient with the rest of the position.
My 12-month take-profit is $5,800. That’s roughly 17% above the previous Binance spot high of $4,956.78, so this trade depends on ETH eventually breaking into new highs. The early evidence I’m looking for is buyers defending this range even on a weak day for Bitcoin.
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Can $NEAR hold a higher low on the next pullback? That’s what I’m watching on the weekly chart.
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ALT NEAR/USDT weekly candlestick chart. At the right, price has pulled back toward a shaded band where it previously found support. The preview omits exact price levels. The footer reads: “See all trade setups for free” at bitpooltrades.com.
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$BTC 4H outlook | The level I want back is $75,000
BTC was trading at $74,679 when I marked this chart, just below the $75K floor of the range. My view: I still expect a bounce toward $79K–$80.5K, but I want to see buyers take back $75K before I trust it.
The key detail is that BTC has already swept $73,468. That wick tells me buyers stepped in once. The next test is whether they can push price back inside the range and keep it there. A 4H close above $75K, followed by a pullback that holds $75K as support, is the sequence I’m looking for. From there, $80.5K is the first serious test. That’s where the last sharp rally ran into sellers.
If BTC loses $74,000 again, I’ll be watching how it trades through that $73,468 low. If bids don’t show up there, my next level is $72,468. What would get my attention is a flush into that area, a quick recovery above the prior low, and then a reclaim of $75K. That would tell me more about demand than a touch of $72,468 alone.
For the bigger swing, I’m keeping $87.4K separate from the bounce trade. That’s the range high. I’d want to see BTC clear it and hold it on a retest before I start looking toward $93.5K. For now, the trade hinges on what buyers do at $75K.
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$AVAX swing long | Accumulating the $7.90–$8.58 retest
Our plan is to build a long between $7.90 and $8.58. This is where the September breakout started. AVAX had spent weeks struggling to hold $8. Once buyers cleared that area, price ran to $12. Now I’m watching whether that former resistance can hold as support.
The November 8 daily candle is why I’m interested here. Sellers pushed AVAX down to $7.763, but it closed at $7.938, just back inside our zone. Buyers defended the lower edge that day. What I want to see next is a daily close above $8.58, followed by a pullback that holds it. That would give me more conviction in a move back toward the $11–$12 highs.
That $11–$12 area is the first real test. Sellers turned price away there in September and October. For the larger move toward $23.913, I want to see AVAX clear $12 and hold it as support. My stop for this swing is $6.293.
Accumulation $7.90–$8.58 · Stop $6.293 · Swing target $23.913
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$ARB trade update
We bought at $0.15660. ARB ran to $0.18781 and pulled back to $0.17654, still 12.73% above our fill. Our 5× long was up 56.43% at that price.
I’m watching $0.18. A 4H close back above it puts $0.18781 in play again. #ARB
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$MEGA Trade Update | Up 13.36% From Entry
We bought $MEGA at $0.04408. At $0.04997, price is up 13.36% from our fill, and our 5× long is up 58.82%.
Sellers stepped in at $0.05232 and pushed MEGA back below $0.050. I want to see a weekly close above $0.052, then buyers defend it on the retest. That’s what would give me conviction in the next leg up.
My target remains $0.12310, with invalidation at $0.03379.
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$MEGA / USDT — ONE OF MY HIGH-CONVICTION WATCHLIST PICKS FOR 2027.
I think many traders will overlook MegaETH because of how badly the token has performed since launch. But there's a reason I'm interested in accumulating this one for the longer term.
Let me explain.
1. WHY MEGAETH IS INTERESTING
#MegaETH is building a high-performance Ethereum Layer 2 focused on real-time applications.
Its architecture produces mini-blocks approximately every 10 milliseconds, alongside standard EVM blocks roughly every second.
That's important for onchain trading, gaming and applications where execution speed actually matters.
The team also reported processing 11 billion transactions during a seven-day stress test. That's an impressive technical milestone, although stress-test activity shouldn't be confused with organic adoption.
2. THE PART I FIND MOST BULLISH — TOKEN ECONOMICS
$MEGA has a potential value-capture mechanism beyond simply paying transaction fees.
MegaETH's native stablecoin, USDm, generates rewards for the Foundation. Those rewards are intended to fund $MEGA buybacks and accumulation.
The concept is straightforward:
More ecosystem activity → greater USDm adoption → potentially stronger buyback demand for $MEGA.
The project is also developing Proximity Markets, where traders could lock MEGA to access lower-latency infrastructure, alongside future sequencer staking.
These additional mechanisms are still developing, but I like the direction.
3. THE ECOSYSTEM IS STARTING TO TAKE SHAPE
MegaETH launched its token after reaching a milestone of 10 deployed ecosystem applications.
Projects such as MOSS, Euphoria and MNSTR are already demonstrating potential use cases.
MNSTR alone reported more than $5 million in volume and $400,000 in fees after migrating.
It's early, but I'm more interested in actual applications than another blockchain promising impressive TPS numbers without users.
4. NOW THE TECHNICAL SETUP
The weekly chart has experienced a significant decline since launch, but price is beginning to compress near its lows.
I'm watching the formation of higher lows beneath the $0.050–$0.052 resistance area.
My current setup:
🟡 Accumulation reference: $0.04601
🔴 Invalidation: $0.03379
🟢 Higher-timeframe target: $0.12310
That represents approximately 168% potential upside from the reference entry, with a theoretical risk-to-reward ratio of 6.3:1.
However, the bullish structure is not confirmed yet. I want to see the base hold and eventually a convincing breakout above resistance.
5. WHAT I'M NOT IGNORING
Token supply remains a major risk.
With 10 billion MEGA in total supply and 53% allocated to KPI-based rewards, future distributions and unlocks could create significant selling pressure.
And strong technology doesn't automatically translate into a strong token price.
That's why I'll be monitoring real user activity, USDm adoption, buyback execution and the weekly market structure throughout 2027.
MY VIEW: This isn't a quick flip. It's a speculative longer-term position based on the possibility that real-time blockchain infrastructure becomes a much bigger narrative.
If the fundamentals develop and the weekly structure confirms, I believe $MEGA could surprise a lot of people next year.
Patience over FOMO.
#MEGA #MegaETH #Crypto
