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Trend Reversals & Profit Harvesting: Long $TREE, $SHELL and Short $1INCH! $TREE 🎯 - Entry: 0.03530 – 0.03575 - TP1: 0.03680 - TP2: 0.03800 - TP3: 0.03950 - TP4: 0.04120 - SL: 0.03400 Reason: Bearish momentum slowing down significantly near strong historical support. $SHELL 🎯 - Entry: 0.02390 – 0.02413 - TP1: 0.02480 - TP2: 0.02560 - TP3: 0.02650 - TP4: 0.02760 - SL: 0.02300 Reason: Oversold conditions are attracting aggressive buyers looking for a relief rally. $1INCH 🛑 - Entry: 0.08380 – 0.08410 - TP1: 0.08150 - TP2: 0.07900 - TP3: 0.07650 - TP4: 0.07350 - SL: 0.08650 Reason: Price action testing upper Bollinger Band resistance with weakening buyer volume.$TREE $SHELL $1INCH

$GRVT 1inch’s $1INCH token fell nearly 13% over 24 hours on Oct. 30, extending a decline that has outpaced Bitcoin and Ether. The token traded at about $0.078 around 11:55 a.m. ET, with a 12.9% daily loss, according to CoinGecko. Over the 28 days ending at 11 a.m. ET on Oct. 30, $1INCH lost about 24.8%, compared with 10.1% for Bitcoin and 17.5% for Ether, based on The Defiant’s calculations from matched CoinGecko price samples. The latest selloff coincided with a security incident at Binance that directly involved the token. 1inch said some $1INCH was among the stolen assets and that it had blocked exploit-linked addresses from its trading app, wallet and API. Those restrictions do not freeze the tokens: “$1INCH is a standard ERC-20 with no freeze or blocklist function,” the project said. 1inch routes swaps across decentralized trading venues. DefiLlama recorded about $3.37 billion of trading routed through its aggregator over the past 30 days. CoinGecko put the token’s circulating market capitalization at about $110 million. Selloff Extends a Longer Decline The exchange incident provides a concrete backdrop to the latest drop, though it does not establish whether, or how much, attacker sales contributed to $1INCH’s decline. The project’s statement did not quantify the stolen $1INCH. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic reported that the Binance attacker sold around 150 tokens for $ETH on decentralized exchanges, with those token sales stopping around 2:36 a.m. ET on Oct. 30. Its investigation also identified swaps through 1inch, Uniswap and market makers that converted stolen USDT into $ETH. Those transactions describe activity through the aggregator, distinct from sales of its token. The weakness extended beyond $1INCH. Around noon ET, CoinGecko showed Bitcoin down about 5.1% over 24 hours, Ether down 5.9% and decentralized exchange Uniswap’s UNI down 6.1%. All three fell less than $1INCH. Binance said it had reserved more than $6.34 billion of company funds to cover the incident, with $5 billion already held in the affected tokens. It said it was buying the remaining token assets through market and over-the-counter channels to address shortfalls.

🔥 PREMIUM FUTURES RADAR | 5 COINS, 5 SETUPS 🟢 LONG SETUPS 1. XRPUSDT — LONG Entry: $1.2900–$1.2950 TP1: $1.3050 TP2: $1.3150 TP3: $1.3300 TP4: $1.3500 Invalidation: Below $1.2800 2. ARXUSDT — LONG Entry: $0.2180–$0.2210 TP1: $0.2250 TP2: $0.2300 TP3: $0.2360 TP4: $0.2420 Invalidation: Below $0.2140 🔴 SHORT SETUPS 3. USELESSUSDT — SHORT Entry: $0.1735–$0.1750 TP1: $0.1710 TP2: $0.1685 TP3: $0.1650 TP4: $0.1610 Invalidation: Above $0.1770 4. CHILLGUYUSDT — SHORT Entry: $0.00948–$0.00960 TP1: $0.00930 TP2: $0.00910 TP3: $0.00890 TP4: $0.00865 Invalidation: Above $0.00975 5. 1INCHUSDT — SHORT Entry: $0.0880–$0.0888 TP1: $0.0865 TP2: $0.0850 TP3: $0.0835 TP4: $0.0815 Invalidation: Above $0.0898 ⚡ PREMIUM EXECUTION Wait for price confirmation. No FOMO. No forced entries. Trade the setup, not the emotion. $USELESS $CHILLGUY $GIGADEVICE

1INCH Needs a Clean Close Above 0.106 First ⚡ The pattern is there. The trigger is not. 1INCH is testing the cup and handle rim, so the next decision is simple: wait for the level to flip, or stay out. ⚡ Fast read - Daily cup and handle is in place. - Rim sits near 0.106. - Handle already formed under that line. - Price is pushing into it, not through it. - The chart still frames this as a question. 🎯 Trigger I want 1. A decisive push through the rim. 2. A daily close that holds above 0.106. 3. No instant rejection back into the handle. 📌 What changes the read - Hold above the rim and the breakout case gets real. - Slip back under the handle and the pattern loses its edge. - A wick alone does not count as confirmation for me. 🚀 Momentum map - The move only starts to make sense after the rim breaks. - Handle support is the line that keeps the idea alive. - Lose that curl and I drop the watch. - Until then, speed is not an edge here. 🛡 Risk check - Bias: Wait - Trigger: close above 0.106 - Invalidation: break fails and loses the handle - Confidence: 62 percent on waiting for proof If the close never comes, I stay out. The pattern alone is not the entry. What close would actually get you in? 👇 Would you act on the first push or wait for one more confirmation? Not investment advice - research on your own! 🚀 $1INCH