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SUI at a Crossroad: Failed $0.97 Reclaim Signals “Sell the Bounce” Setup for the Next 24 Hours

1) Market structure (Daily)

Primary trend (Dec → now): bearish. Price peaked near $2.00 (2026-01-06) and has been in a persistent downtrend to $0.93 (current), a drawdown of ~-53%.
Recent swing behavior:
- Down-leg accelerated into 2026-02-05 with a capitulation-style day (close ~$0.8801) and very high volume.
- Bounce attempt into 2026-02-14 (close ~$1.0294) failed; price rolled over again.
- Latest daily candles show lower highs (1.029 → ~0.99 → ~0.97) and weak closes.

Implication: The market is still in a distribution / bearish continuation regime unless it reclaims prior breakdown levels.

2) Support/Resistance mapping (Daily + intraday)

Key supports

$0.910–$0.900: Intraday low cluster (last 24h low ~$0.9109) + psychological $0.90.
$0.888–$0.879: Prior daily support zone (2026-02-23 to 2026-02-25 area). A break below $0.90 opens risk to this zone.
$0.846–$0.860: Feb swing lows (2026-02-24 close ~$0.8605, low ~$0.8467).

Key resistances

$0.967–$0.975: Overhead supply; the last 24h high ~$0.9746 and multiple hourly rejections.
$0.990–$1.017: Prior day range top / spike area (2026-02-25 high ~$1.0169). This is a major “failed bounce” ceiling.
$1.03–$1.05: Feb rebound peak zone.

Implication: Price is currently below the nearest meaningful resistance band ($0.967–$0.975). That keeps the bias sell rallies rather than buy dips.

3) Candlestick & price action read

Daily candle context

2026-02-25: Strong bullish day (close ~$0.9677), but…
2026-02-26: Reversal / fade day: traded up near $0.97 then sold down to ~$0.9109, closing near $0.9293. That’s effectively a failed continuation after the prior day’s pop.

Hourly micro-structure (last ~24h)

Clear sequence: 0.97 rejection → selloff to 0.91 → rebound to 0.93.
The rebound looks more like mean reversion than a trend change because it did not reclaim 0.95–0.97.

Implication: Bearish intraday control remains unless bulls reclaim $0.95+ and then $0.97+.

4) Momentum & oscillator inference (RSI / Stoch-style reasoning)

(Exact RSI not computed here, but we can infer from the sequence of closes and swings.)

The broader move (1.02 → 0.93 with repeated lower highs) suggests momentum is negative.
The sharp dip to $0.9109 and snapback to $0.93 implies short-term oversold relief, but not a confirmed reversal.

Implication: Expect choppy-to-down action: bounces are likely to be sold into resistance.

5) Trend tools (moving-average logic)

Given the multi-week decline from ~1.7–2.0 down to ~0.93:

Price is very likely below medium-term averages (e.g., 20D/50D equivalents).
Any approach toward $0.97–$1.02 likely meets dynamic MA resistance as well as horizontal resistance.

Implication: Trend-following systems favor short positioning until a higher-high / reclaim occurs.

6) Volatility & range expectations (ATR-style)

Recent daily ranges are large relative to price (example: 2026-02-26 daily high ~0.9746, low ~0.9109 = ~6.9% range).
That indicates high ATR conditions: price can travel 5–10% in a day, so stop/target should respect that.

Implication: In the next 24h, a realistic path is a retest of $0.91–$0.90 or a squeeze to $0.96–$0.97 before selling resumes.

7) Volume / participation read

The larger-volume days coincide with selloffs and sharp bounces, consistent with a market still seeking a bottom.
Latest day volume remains high (daily: ~790.9M), but the close is weak vs. the day’s high—often a sign of supply hitting bids.

Implication: Bears still have distribution power on pops.

8) Pattern recognition

Since mid-Feb, price action resembles a descending channel / bear flag after the bounce to ~$1.03 failed.
The last two days can be interpreted as a dead-cat bounce attempt failing below key resistance (~$0.99–$1.02).

Implication: Highest-probability play is short on a retracement into resistance.

9) 24-hour forecast (probabilistic)

Base case (higher probability):

Range: ~$0.90 to ~$0.97.
Bias: Down / sell-rallies.
Likely sequence: minor bounce attempts into $0.945–$0.965 → rejection → drift/impulse back toward $0.91–$0.90.

Alternative case (lower probability):

If price reclaims and holds above $0.975, short squeeze can test $0.99–$1.02.

10) Trade plan conclusion

Given (1) dominant downtrend, (2) failure near 0.97, (3) strong overhead resistance 0.97–1.02, the optimal edge is to Sell (short) on a bounce into resistance rather than at the current mid-range price.