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EOS at $0.108: Corrective Bounce Into Supply — High Odds of a 0.104 Retest Within 24 Hours
Market snapshot (EOS/USD)
- Current price: $0.10845
- Data used: Daily candles (2025-10-28 → 2026-01-25) + hourly candles (last ~24h)
1) Multi-timeframe structure & trend
Daily trend (primary)
- From early Nov highs (
$0.31) to now ($0.108): persistent downtrend with lower highs and lower lows. - Key regime shift happened Jan 16–20: a sharp liquidation leg (~$0.172 → $0.106) on very high volume (capitulation-style dump). That typically sets a new lower range, and rallies tend to be mean-reversion bounces unless reclaimed levels hold.
- After the dump, price attempted to stabilize around $0.106–$0.115, but has not regained the broken structure zone near $0.125–$0.140.
Hourly trend (tactical)
- Last 24h shows a down-impulse then reflex bounce:
- High area: ~$0.1150
- Low print: ~$0.1041
- Current: back to $0.1084
- This is classic dead-cat bounce behavior inside a broader downtrend: sell pressure expands range downward, then short-covering/mean reversion pushes back toward mid-range.
Trend conclusion: Daily trend bearish; hourly bounce is corrective, not yet a reversal.
2) Support/Resistance map (price action)
Major resistance (sell supply zones)
- $0.1126–$0.1150 (recent daily/hourly supply)
- Multiple recent touches; rejection today from the same zone (daily open ~0.1147 and fall).
- $0.1214–$0.1275 (post-crash base + prior lows)
- If reclaimed, would signal a stronger reversal attempt; currently far above.
- $0.139–$0.140 (crash origin level)
- Major breakdown level; likely heavy overhead supply.
Key supports (demand zones)
- $0.1066–$0.1071 (Jan 20 low + hourly breakdown shelf)
- First meaningful support before the extreme.
- $0.1041–$0.1043 (today’s spike low)
- If revisited and broken, momentum likely accelerates.
- Psychological extension: $0.1000
S/R takeaway: Price is currently below the nearest resistance band and only a small distance above first support; risk skews to another test lower unless $0.112–0.115 is reclaimed.
3) Volatility & range diagnostics
True range expansion
- Today’s daily range roughly $0.1150 → $0.1041 (~9–10%), a large move relative to price.
- Such expansion after a broader downtrend usually implies:
- Distribution (sellers active on pops)
- Higher probability of support retest within 24h
Hourly volatility behavior
- The largest volume hours occurred around the breakdown (into ~$0.104) and the rebound (back to ~$0.108+), consistent with liquidity sweep + rebound, not necessarily trend reversal.
4) Momentum (RSI/MACD-style inference from structure)
(Exact indicator values can’t be computed perfectly without full intraday series length, but the price/impulse structure supports the read below.)
Daily momentum
- Persistent lower lows + failure to recover breakdown levels implies bearish momentum dominance.
- Post-crash consolidation typically shows RSI recovering from oversold, but not enough to flip trend without reclaiming key resistances (0.115, then 0.121–0.127).
Hourly momentum
- The bounce from 0.104 → 0.108 likely improved short-term momentum, but it’s occurring into resistance overhead (0.112–0.115). That often creates bearish divergence risk on any second push.
5) Volume/participation (Wyckoff lens)
- Jan 16–17: very high volume selloff = potential capitulation.
- However, capitulation alone doesn’t equal reversal; you need signs of sustained absorption and higher lows.
- Today’s intraday pattern looks like:
- Selling climax / liquidity sweep to ~$0.104
- Automatic reaction back toward ~$0.108
- Next step often: secondary test of lows (or at least mid-range fade).
Wyckoff takeaway: In the next 24h, a secondary test (0.106–0.104) is more likely than clean continuation up through 0.115.
6) Pattern read & probabilistic path (next 24h)
Base case (higher probability): range fade / retest
- Expectation: price struggles below $0.112–$0.115, then drifts/presses back toward $0.107, with risk of $0.104 retest.
- If $0.104 breaks, extension toward $0.100 becomes plausible quickly.
Alternative (lower probability): reversal continuation
- If EOS reclaims and holds above $0.115 on strength, it could squeeze toward $0.118–$0.121.
- This would require a clear hourly higher-high/higher-low sequence and acceptance above 0.115.
24h directional bias: bearish to neutral, with downward retest risk dominant.
7) Trade plan (decision + optimal entry)
Given:
- Dominant daily downtrend
- Bounce looks corrective
- Strong nearby resistance at $0.1126–$0.1150
Decision: Sell (Short)
- Optimal open (entry) price: $0.1138
- Rationale: sell into the underside of the supply zone (0.1126–0.1150), aiming to enter on a pullback/rally rather than chasing at 0.108.
- Take-profit (close) price: $0.1046
- Rationale: near today’s reaction low area (0.1041–0.1043) but slightly above to improve fill probability.
(Risk note for execution: If price never revisits 0.1138, the short entry won’t trigger; that’s preferable to selling mid-range. If price cleanly reclaims 0.115 and holds, bearish thesis weakens.)