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Monad MON price analysis#MON — Key Levels to Watch The OKX:MONUSDT.P has already delivered a 2× move from the bottom, but for a sustainable trend reversal several confirmations are needed: 1. Hold above $0.035 Maintaining this support is the first signal that buyers are not letting go. 2. Break the downtrend and close above $0.055 A structural shift on higher timeframes would indicate regained momentum. 3. Break through $0.075 This level opens the road toward the next major target at $0.25. If all three conditions align, the market capitalization could reach the $2.8–3B zone. Whether this is realistic for #Monad remains an open question. ______________ ◆ Follow us ❤️ for daily crypto insights & updates! 🚀 Don’t miss out on important market moves 🧠 DYOR | This is not financial advice, just thinking out loud
OKX:MONUSDT.P
by P_S_trade
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MONUSDT – Probably Not Gonna Happen… But Let’s SeeAlright guys, we’ve got one of those “this will probably never happen” setups forming. You know… the type of trade that looks so good you instantly assume the market will ruin it. 😅 BUT — if it actually triggers… if it actually plays out… the gains would be beautifully stupid. Like, “why does this work only when I least expect it?” levels of gains. Not much more to say here: • tight stop-loss (because we’re not degenerates… allegedly) • limit order ready • expectations low • potential reward ✨high✨ And as always — 👉 if TP gets hit before the limit order fills, this whole idea self-terminates automatically. 💥😂 Trade safe & enjoy the chaos! 🚀📉😄
BYBIT:MONUSDT.PLong
by minno91
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MON Buy/Long Setup (2H)A bullish structure is visible on the chart. You can look for a long (buy) position around the green zone, which is the last order block. Targets and stop loss levels are marked on the chart. This coin is volatile, so make sure to manage your risk and position size carefully. For risk management, please don't forget stop loss and capital management When we reach the first target, save some profit and then change the stop to entry Comment if you have any questions Thank You
OKX:MONUSDT.PLong
by behdark
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One Trillion Market CapI've been curious as to what players would be involved to have the Crypto world have a one trillion dollar market cap. Looking at the top 20 coins, it looks as though we sit around $600 Billion, so less than a doubling of the current market. I truly believe the "FOMO" hasn't even arrived in the market and once they catch on that we'll see the trillion dollar mark by at least the end of 2018, if not earlier. The Crypto players that will be a part of this will involve a handful picked out from the top 20. 2018 will not only bring new dollars into the arena, but will also separate the good coin from the bad. Something has to give in regards to having a couple of thousand coins...mostly fluff coins with no apparent reason to exist other than to scam and tarnish the good products here. The former big three (BTC, ETH, LTC) will still be around, along with some new comers such as XRP, MON, IOTA...however, in what capacity they contribute to that trillion dollar market cap will be the interesting thing to watch as 2018 progresses. Happy trading!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by thinzman
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TRADE IDEA: MON APRIL 15TH 76.5/81/93.5/98 IRON CONDORMON announces earnings on Wednesday before market open, so look to put on your play on Tuesday in the waning hours and minutes of the NY session. As with all earnings plays, you may have to tweak your strikes somewhat, depending on how MON moves running into the end of the session. Here are the metrics for this defined risk setup: Probability of Profit: 69% Max Profit: $63/contract Buying Power Effect/Max Loss: $387/contract Alternatively, you can go short strangle: MON April 15th 81/93.5 short strangle Probability of Profit: 72% Max Profit/Buying Power Effect: $99/~$1140/contract Notes: Because we're just at the beginning of earnings season, I'm looking to manage my capital a bit more efficiently here and will probably use the iron condor because it's defined risk and the per contract buying power effect is easier to swallow than that of the short strangle ... . Additionally, the broad market is in a low volatility environment here, and I don't want to have a bunch of buying power tied up with earnings plays in the event we get a volatility pop such that I can wade back into 45 DTE index ETF setups.
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by NaughtyPines
WHAT I'M LOOKING AT NEXT WEEK: MON, EWZ, VIX PRODUCTS, FXEWith VIX at sub-14 levels and without much on the earnings calendar that is ideally playable with options from a premium selling standpoint, next week is likely to be a schnooze in the absence of a broad market volatility pop. Nevertheless, there are a couple of plays I might consider. MON: MON announces earnings on April 6th before market open. With an implied volatility rank of 58 and implied volatility of 32, it's not looking all that sexy for premium selling at the moment, with the preferred rank/IV metrics being >70 and >50, respectively. Nevertheless, the run-of-the-mill short strangle is offering up more than 1.00 credit ($100)/contract in premium at the moment, so it might be a worthwhile play (April 15th 81.5/94 short strangle). EWZ: The Brazil ETF still has a bit of "kick" in it, with implied volatility rank at 72 and implied volatility at 58. For lack of premium selling elsewhere and to offset in part a tested iron fly setup I have on (see Post below), I've dispersed risk by laddering setups in this underlying (short strangles/iron condors) through several expiries, which doesn't tie up much buying power given the price of the underlying. VIX/VXX: With VIX at these levels, I'm considering loading additional long positions here, although I don't want to go all crazy large at once. My setup of choice has been VXX long-dated diagonals/synthetic longs/poor man's covered calls with the back month long option in the September expiry, which allows me plenty of time to be right without having to leg into and out of, for example, short put verticals repeatedly. This also allows me to "swim with the tide" with the short call, since we're in contango here, which exerts a downward pressure on price (although this also affects the value of the long-dated option in the short term). (See VXX Posts, below). As a side note, I'm avoiding plays in leveraged products like UVXY and SVXY due to pending SEC regulations that may affect these instruments. Although these regs are mainly focused on 2x and 3x leveraged products, I don't want to be in any leveraged product with a long-term setup whose liquidity and/or viability might be affected by implementation of the regs. FXE: With the Euro hovering slightly below my sell area (1.14), I'm looking at getting into the Euro proxy FXE with a short play of some kind going forward. However, it may pay to be patient here, since we've have had "dovish gruntings" from the Fed which may put a damper on Greenback strength for a bit of time, as well as some modestly positive ECB data. As compared to spot, I could still potentially pull the trigger on a short FXE setup of some kind here, steering well clear of recent strength areas (e.g., 8/24 "risk off" spike to 114.81 or the Fib line at 116-ish).
AMEX:FXE
by NaughtyPines