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EOS Rejects the 0.090 Supply Zone — High Odds of a 24H Fade Toward 0.083

EOS (EOS) — Multi-timeframe technical read (Daily + Hourly)

1) Market structure & trend (Daily)

Primary trend: Strong bearish.
- From ~0.235 (Nov 18) to ~0.085 (now) = ~-64% drawdown.
- Clear sequence of lower highs / lower lows.
Key breakdown event: Mid-January capitulation:
- Jan 16: close ~0.139 after trading down from ~0.172 with very large volume (3.85M).
- Follow-through Jan 17–20 pushed price to ~0.106.
- Another leg down into Feb 05 low zone ~0.0767.
Recent daily bounce: Feb 05 (0.07699 close) → Feb 14 (0.08955 close). This is a counter-trend rally within a larger downtrend.
Today’s daily candle (intraday snapshot at 21:56): Open ~0.08955 → low ~0.08403 → close ~0.08469.
- This is a sharp bearish reversal relative to yesterday’s close, giving back a large chunk of the bounce.

Conclusion (structure): The bounce failed at the first meaningful overhead supply (0.089–0.091 area). Daily structure remains bearish; rallies are likely to be sold.

2) Support / resistance mapping (price action)

Near-term resistance (overhead supply)

0.0890–0.0905:
- Yesterday’s close ~0.08955 and today’s early high prints around 0.09028–0.09044 (hourly).
- This zone rejected hard (intraday selloff to 0.084). Expect sellers to defend it on any retest.
0.095–0.0965: prior daily pivot (Feb 02 high ~0.0964). Likely unreachable in 24h unless risk-on impulse returns.

Near-term support (demand)

0.0840–0.0848: today’s intraday low area (0.08403) and current price (~0.08469). Minor support, but freshly tested—often breaks on second visit.
0.0827–0.0833: prior daily closes (Feb 13 close 0.08736; Feb 12 close 0.08455; earlier congestion around 0.083). A realistic next downside magnet.
0.0767–0.0795: Feb 05 capitulation close (~0.07699) and subsequent base zone; major support if selling accelerates.

Conclusion (S/R): Price is sitting just above weak support; the nearest strong level is resistance above, not support below—bearish skew.

3) Momentum & rate-of-change (Daily + Hourly)

Daily momentum (qualitative from closes):

The rebound from 0.077 to 0.090 was steady, but today’s move is a momentum break: a large red day that interrupts the rebound sequence.
This often signals the end of a corrective upswing and the start of another downward leg.

Hourly momentum (intraday):

Hourly series shows a drift from ~0.0901 (07:00) down to ~0.0871 (12:00), then to ~0.0860 (13:00), then 0.0842 (19:00).
That is a clean intraday downtrend with lower highs.

Conclusion (momentum): Momentum has flipped bearish in the very near-term; probability favors continuation down or range-to-down over the next 24h.

4) Volatility & range assessment

Today’s realized range (daily so far): high ~0.09028 vs low ~0.08403 = ~7.4% intraday range.
That’s meaningful for EOS at this price level—suggesting active distribution rather than quiet consolidation.
After a volatility expansion to the downside, markets often see:
1. small bounce/retest of breakdown area, then
2. continuation lower.

Conclusion (volatility): Elevated downside volatility supports a short bias, preferably selling a retest rather than selling the hole.

5) Volume / participation clues

Daily volumes during the January crash were extremely large versus recent days, implying capitulation and then weaker participation on bounces.
Latest daily row volume (~96k) is modest compared to crash days, so the bounce may lack strong sponsorship.

Conclusion (volume): Bounce looks corrective; selling pressure can reassert with relatively small flows.

6) Pattern recognition (practical setups)

Downtrend + corrective bounce + rejection at resistance is a classic continuation setup.
Today resembles a failed push into 0.090 area and a reversal back below 0.087–0.088.
This creates a likely supply zone at 0.0888–0.0903.

Conclusion (pattern): Favor short on pullback into supply.

24-hour outlook (probabilistic)

Base case (higher probability):

Sideways-to-down with attempts to rebound toward 0.0868–0.0885, followed by renewed selling.
Likely test: 0.0833 first, then potentially 0.0820 if broader market is weak.

Bull case (lower probability):

Recovers and reclaims 0.0896–0.0903 on an hourly close basis; then could squeeze to 0.091–0.093.

Bear case (meaningful risk):

Breaks 0.0840, accelerates to 0.0827–0.0833, and if panic spreads, wicks toward 0.080–0.0795.

Net: Bearish skew for the next 24 hours.

Trade decision logic

Trend + failed bounce + rejection at nearby resistance + downside volatility expansion → Sell (Short) is the higher edge setup.
Execution preference: sell the retest (better R:R) rather than market-selling at support.