- SUI reacted sharply from a known daily supply zone, confirming previous structure
- The $3.44–$3.23 daily demand zone could offer a strong reaction
- Liquidity above the H4 trendline adds fuel to a potential bounce — if the reaction happens
- But remember: no prediction is 100%. Always manage risk and stay flexible
Let’s start with the basics.
What is SUI?
SUI is a Layer 1 blockchain built by Mysten Labs, designed with scalability in mind.
It leverages the Move programming language and aims to offer fast, low-latency, high-throughput transactions — making it perfect for next-gen dApps, especially those with heavy user interaction.
Okay, that’s the boring intro over. Let’s talk about what really matters: price action.
Daily Chart – Supply Reaction and the Drop That Followed
If you’ve been following SUI closely (like I have), then this probably won’t surprise you: price reacted perfectly off the daily supply we talked about last time.
And no, that wasn’t some random area we drew for fun. It was real. It was clean. And the rejection? Brutal. Almost surgical.
Now here’s the real question:
How low could SUI go from here?
If you ask me — and you’re here, so I guess you are — the area between $3.44 and $3.23 is where I’ve got my eyes locked.
That zone is a daily demand, and guess what? That’s where the last major impulse started.
It wouldn’t surprise me one bit if price comes down there for a visit… and maybe even decides to bounce.
H4 Chart – Liquidity Games and Trendline Drama
Zooming into the 4H timeframe, there’s something else I can’t ignore. Price is forming a trendline with liquidity stacking above. Yep. One of those setups.
And if you’ve been around the charts for a while, you know what happens to clean trendlines…
They rarely end nicely for those relying on them blindly.
In fact, this reminds me of the time I held a textbook trendline bounce — only to watch price spike through it, tap demand, and then fly.
This could be one of those moments.
The liquidity sitting above could act like a magnet — but only after we see some real reaction from that $3.4–$3.2 demand. That’s the key zone. Eyes on it.
What If We’re Wrong?
Look, I’ll keep it real.
This is not a guaranteed outcome. Not even close. The market doesn’t care about our plans. It could smash through that demand, take out liquidity below, and rewrite the playbook on the spot.
These aren’t certainties — they’re probabilities.
And in this game? Probabilities are all we’ve got.
