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$SUI (1h) - Pullback Long Bias: Long Entry (Zone): 0.7130 - 0.7180 Targets: TP1: 0.7250 TP2: 0.7350 TP3: 0.7480 Stop Loss: 0.7045 Why this Setup: I’m looking for a bounce from the recent consolidation after the sharp selloff, with price holding above the local support area and showing signs of base-building. I want to buy the pullback into support and ride a recovery toward the prior reaction levels.

Going Long on $SUI Entry Zone: 0.7050 - 0.7145 TP1: 0.7350 TP2: 0.7600 TP3: 0.8000 Stop Loss: 0.6950

$SUI (1h) - Pullback Long Bias: Long Entry (Zone): 0.708 - 0.713 Targets: TP1: 0.720 TP2: 0.730 TP3: 0.742 Stop Loss: 0.699 Why this Setup: I’m looking for a bounce from the current base after the sharp selloff, since price is holding near intraday support and trying to stabilize. I want a clean reclaim of the 0.71 area for continuation back toward the prior breakdown levels.

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