SPCX price

$SPCX LONG Entry: 137.22 – 137.32 Stop Loss: 134.52 TP: 138.37 - 141.40 - 143.32

$SPCX – Price pulling back into a bearish zone SPCX SHORT Entry: 133.31 – 133.43 Stop Loss: 136.04 TP: 132.30 - 129.37 - 127.50 Plan & Logic The daily profile shows an early‑transition regime with the price near a structural resistance that acts as the nearest invalidation point. Price action is reacting near an important level, so risk management matters here. The setup depends on confirmation around the entry zone and follow-through after the move. Trade SPCX here

📉 $SPCX – Price is testing a key resistance while bearish momentum persists 🔴 SPCX SHORT 🎯 Entry: 134.43 – 134.47 🛑 Stop Loss: 137.14 🎯 TP: 133.37 - 130.41 - 128.53

🧭 SPCX IS TRYING TO REBUILD THE TREND SPCX is trading around 135.26 after a rejection from 148-150. The broader chart still shows lower highs, but the latest move from 131-132 back toward 136 is important. Buyers defended the local low and are trying to stabilize price above 134. 📌 STRUCTURE UNDER PRESSURE The first level I would watch is 136-138. Price has bounced, but the recovery is not confirmed. A clean close above 138 would improve the short-term structure and put 140 back into focus. Above 140, the next reaction zone is around 144, while 148-150 remains major resistance. 🎯 REALISTIC TARGET MAP - TP1: 138.00 - TP2: 141.00 - TP3: 144.00 - Stop Loss: 131.00 These levels are deliberately close to the current price. TP1 is the first breakout test, TP2 sits near the recent range, and TP3 approaches the previous rejection area without assuming an immediate return to the highs. ⚠ INVALIDATION MATTERS If SPCX loses 132-134 and sellers push below 131, the rebound weakens. A move toward 128 could then become possible. I would not chase a green candle into resistance. The better setup is a confirmed reclaim followed by a retest. ⚙ EXECUTION EDGE STONfi is relevant to execution, not the SPCX thesis. Its RFQ-based routing lets competing resolvers search fragmented liquidity for competitive quotes. Omniston uses HTLC-style settlement for cross-chain swaps, keeping execution mechanics separate from chart direction. 🔎 MY VIEW I want to see 138 break cleanly and then hold as support. If that happens, 141 and 144 are realistic checkpoints. If 138 keeps rejecting price, patience makes more sense than forcing a trade. STONfi can improve the execution layer, but it does not change the technical setup. For SPCX, the key question is simple: can buyers turn 136-138 into support? Confirmation matters more than one impulsive candle through resistance. NFA - DYOR $rSPCX