FET just tested the 61.8% Fibonacci level during its wave-(2) correction phase. The key here is whether it can hold the support zone—if it does, the bullish thesis remains on track. Watch the $0.1196 level closely; a decisive break below that turns things bearish pretty quick. Price action around major Fib retracements often tells you a lot about where big players stand in the cycle.
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SerLiquidated
· 10h ago
Hey, this support level needs to hold, or else it'll shake out again.
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BugBountyHunter
· 10h ago
Is 61.8 really that magical? It seems like someone is always drawing lines here.
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MEVSandwich
· 10h ago
As long as the 61.8 level holds, it's stable; if it breaks below $0.1196, go short directly. It's that simple.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 10h ago
Once the 0.1196 level is broken, you have to run, don't wait.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 10h ago
61.8 is stuck here, let's see how the big players operate.
FET just tested the 61.8% Fibonacci level during its wave-(2) correction phase. The key here is whether it can hold the support zone—if it does, the bullish thesis remains on track. Watch the $0.1196 level closely; a decisive break below that turns things bearish pretty quick. Price action around major Fib retracements often tells you a lot about where big players stand in the cycle.