Something interesting just happened with $FLUID .

Price dropped hard, swept straight into a clean liquidity pocket, and then… it slowed down fast. That kind of move usually means sellers pushed too far, too fast. The panic energy fades, and the chart starts to breathe again. Right now, it feels like that heavy sell pressure is running out of fuel.

This is the kind of spot where mean reversion setups are born. Not because the chart “looks nice,” but because the imbalance is obvious. One side of the market already made its big move. Now we watch to see if buyers step in where it actually matters.

Here’s the plan I’m watching:

Buy zone sits between 3.28 and 3.38. This is the area where price meets that liquidity and where a base can quietly form. No rush, no chasing. Let price come into the zone and show signs of holding.

If the bounce develops, first target is 3.55. That’s the early reaction level where price could stall. If momentum keeps building, next is 3.78, a stronger resistance area where traders may start taking profit. If things really shift and buyers take control, 4.05 becomes the stretch target.

Risk stays tight. Invalidation is at 3.14. If price drops there and holds below, the idea is wrong, and it’s better to step aside than hope.

Right now, this isn’t about hype. It’s about a market that moved too far in one direction and might be ready to snap back. If buyers show up in that zone, this could turn into a clean, structured bounce instead of just noise.

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