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$AVNT Classic case of discouragement—pushing you to sell so whales get a better entry. Look around, everything’s bleeding, and there’s no real alternative, not even close. Do what these mother**ck*** are doing: buying in the red, not selling. They’re rich for a reason. You can thank me later

I’ve been tracking AVNT closely, and the latest price action has finally delivered the type of breakout that demands attention. The token has cleared a major horizontal resistance level, a move I often view as an early sign of trend reversal and possible continuation. But in crypto, no signal is ever absolute. For every bullish setup, there is an opposing case to consider. With that in mind, this analysis first explores the bullish structure driving optimism and then presents a counter-strategy that highlights the risks of a potential reversal. THE PRIMARY SETUP THE BULLISH BREAKOUT AND A CLASSIC RE-TEST STRATEGY The foundation of the bullish thesis on AVNT lies in the resistance-to-support flip. A horizontal resistance is a price ceiling where sellers have consistently pushed back against upward moves. Once this level breaks with strong participation, the old ceiling often becomes a new floor as demand replaces supply. 🔹 THE INITIAL BREAKOUT The most compelling evidence comes from the strength of the breakout itself. Current trading volume of 40.84M AVNT stands well above recent averages, confirming that the move is backed by conviction rather than low-liquidity trades. Such volume validates the breakout’s legitimacy and signals a shift in sentiment toward the bullish side. 🔹 THE CONFIRMATORY RE-TEST One of the most reliable ways to approach breakouts is through the re-test. Instead of chasing the initial surge, traders often wait for the price to revisit the broken level. If AVNT successfully holds support at this zone and bounces higher, it offers strong confirmation of the breakout’s validity. This setup increases the probability that buyers who missed the initial move are now stepping in, reinforcing the level as a new floor. Momentum indicators support this view, showing that the trend is firm yet not overstretched, leaving room for a potential continuation. THE COUNTER-STRATEGY IDENTIFYING THE BULL TRAP AND COUNTER-TRADING THE BREAKDOWN Despite the bullish appearance, a closer look at on-chain dynamics raises caution. The biggest risk is that AVNT’s breakout could evolve into a bull trap—a false breakout that lures traders in before reversing sharply against them. 🔹 THE ON-CHAIN FUND FLOW RED FLAG The most telling signal comes from fund flows. Data reveals a net outflow of -1.12M AVNT during the breakout, meaning more tokens were sold than bought. This suggests that while medium and small wallets drove the buying, large wallets used the rally as an exit opportunity, selling over 10M AVNT. Such distribution by dominant holders often signals either profit-taking or strategic unloading, both of which can foreshadow reversals. 🔹 EXECUTING THE COUNTER-TRADE A counter-strategy becomes relevant if the breakout fails. If the price loses support at the former resistance level, the case for short positioning strengthens. ENTRY SIGNAL A clear break back below the horizontal level, accompanied by increased selling volume, would confirm that the breakout has failed. INVALIDATION POINT The short setup would be invalidated if the price holds the support and continues higher, showing that selling pressure has been absorbed. RISK MANAGEMENT A tight stop-loss is essential given crypto’s volatility. Placing it just above the re-tested level offers a strong balance between protection and reward potential. CONCLUSION A DUALITY OF FORCES AVNT’s current structure reflects two opposing forces at play. On one side, the technical chart supports a clean breakout and invites bullish positioning. On the other, on-chain data points to large-scale distribution, raising the risk of a reversal. The most effective strategy is to recognize both sides—embrace the bullish case while staying alert for signs of a bull trap. At the critical re-test level, the market will ultimately reveal whether the breakout holds or collapses. $AVNT

$ZKC 🔎 Overview Current Price: $0.86621 24h Change: +1,343.68% (a huge spike, possibly due to a new listing, pump & dump, or market manipulation). Volume: 1.12M (there’s a surge in volume, but not stable). 📊 Chart Analysis Price Trend The price jumped from around $0.06 to a high of $1.77, then dropped and stabilized around $0.86 now. This pattern usually signals a pump and dump: price pumped up sharply and then dumped aggressively. Average Price (AVL) Current average price (AVL): 0.86411 → very close to the current market price ($0.86621). This shows the price is consolidating after the big spike. MACD (Momentum Indicator) MACD Line (yellow) is trying to move upward toward the positive area. Red histogram is shrinking → selling pressure is weakening. If MACD crosses above the signal line, there could be a short-term rebound. Volume (Trading Activity) Volume was very high during the pump, then declined, though there are still small spikes. This means some traders are still moving in/out, but it’s unstable. Average Buy/Sell Prices Avg. Buy Price: 1.03597 Avg. Sell Price: 0.89547 Current price 0.86621 is lower than the average sell price → many traders are still in floating loss. 📌 Conclusion & Outlook Short-term: Price may move sideways between 0.80 – 1.00 USDT as the market searches for balance after the pump. High Risk: The chart clearly shows a pump & dump, so the price could fall further if no new buyers come in. Strategy: If you’re in profit → better to take profits now. If considering entry → wait for stability (clear support) below $0.80 before buying. Avoid FOMO since the move is extremely volatile. ⚠️ Warning: A project that spikes 1000% in a day is very risky, often just a small group’s play.

What the Show (for AVNT) Sharp Rise & Peak (top-left image) You see AVNT climbing rapidly to a new all-time high (~$1.57), with big green candles. Then there's a peak, followed by some smaller red candles (pullback). This is classic hype + sell pressure after a big gain. Volatility After Listing (top-right image) After listings on Binance, Upbit etc., there's a jump. But then you see price swings: it doesn’t stay smooth, there are wicks (price tested temporarily higher or lower than where it closed). That means traders are testing the levels; uncertainty / taking profits. Profit-Taking / Pullback (bottom-left image) After reaching high, AVNT drops somewhat. Candles with red bodies or mixed colors. Volume might be high (though not always visible clearly), indicating many traders selling. Exchange Listing Effect & Market Reaction (bottom-right image) The peak aligns with exchange listing announcements; then afterwards, there’s a correction. People entering early from airdrops or anticipation may sell after listing, causing slight retracement. What to Look for Candlestick Wicks: Long upper wicks = people trying to push price up but being rejected (selling pressure). Long lower wicks = buyers stepping in after drops. Volume Bars: If volume spikes while price rises, that often shows strong demand. But if volume spikes while price falls, that might mean many are selling (profit-taking or panic). Support / Resistance Levels: After a big rise, you want to see whether the price can hold above certain levels (e.g. $1.20, $1.10 for AVNT). If those break, more downside could come