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$FF going to long on $FF with 20x leverage Trade Setup Entry Zone: $0.1030 - $0.1050 TP1: $0.1080 TP2: $0.1120 TP3: $0.1160 SL: $0.0990

$FF (1h) - Breakout Pullback Long Bias: Long Entry (Zone): 0.1020 - 0.1050 Targets: TP1: 0.1088 TP2: 0.1128 TP3: 0.1170 Stop Loss: 0.0988 Why this Setup: I’m looking for continuation after the sharp breakout and healthy consolidation above 0.1020. I want a pullback into support with momentum holding, and I’ll target the prior impulse extension if buyers keep defending the breakout zone.

Trading Plan Long $FF (max 10x) Entry: 0.098 – 0.104 SL: 0.093 TP1: 0.107 TP2: 0.114 TP3: 0.121 The recent pullback appears controlled rather than aggressive, with selling pressure gradually fading as price stabilizes around this demand area. Buyers seem to be rebuilding momentum underneath the market while structure slowly shifts back toward bullish continuation. If this support zone continues holding firmly, the setup could expand into a stronger upside move with improving follow-through momentum 🚀⚡

$FF (1h) - Bullish Pullback Continuation Bias: Long Entry (Zone): 0.1010 - 0.1035 Targets: TP1: 0.1065 TP2: 0.1098 TP3: 0.1135 Stop Loss: 0.0982 Why this Setup: I see price holding above the recent breakout area after a strong impulse higher, and the pullback is looking more like a healthy consolidation than a full reversal. I want to buy the dip while momentum stays intact, aiming for continuation toward the recent highs and extension if buyers keep defending this range.

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