Platinum is testing the upper boundary of a bullish pennant formation right now—a textbook consolidation pattern that typically shows up after a strong impulsive rally. This kind of setup usually means the market is catching its breath, digesting the gains before the next leg.
What's interesting here is the resistance from sellers hasn't been enough to crack lower levels. Meanwhile, buyers keep stepping in at support zones, which tells you there's real demand underneath. That's the kind of dynamic you want to see in a bullish structure.
If this pennant breaks upward with conviction, you could be looking at a continuation play. The key is watching whether the pattern confirms, because that's when the real move typically unfolds.
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AirdropCollector
· 22h ago
If platinum can break through the upper edge of this triangle, the subsequent trend will be promising.
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ZkSnarker
· 23h ago
ngl the "real demand underneath" part is doing a lot of heavy lifting here... buyers stepping in at support could just be profit-taking relief bounces, not exactly conviction. seen this movie before lmao
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UncleWhale
· 23h ago
The platinum pennant this time looks pretty good, just worried that it might fail again at the moment of breakout.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 23h ago
This wave of platinum indeed looks interesting, but the resistance above still can't be broken through, and the bottom fools are coming one after another...
Platinum is testing the upper boundary of a bullish pennant formation right now—a textbook consolidation pattern that typically shows up after a strong impulsive rally. This kind of setup usually means the market is catching its breath, digesting the gains before the next leg.
What's interesting here is the resistance from sellers hasn't been enough to crack lower levels. Meanwhile, buyers keep stepping in at support zones, which tells you there's real demand underneath. That's the kind of dynamic you want to see in a bullish structure.
If this pennant breaks upward with conviction, you could be looking at a continuation play. The key is watching whether the pattern confirms, because that's when the real move typically unfolds.