- SUI manipulated upward before the drop, hunting stop-losses and triggering FOMO buys
- It’s now sitting in a demand zone, likely to create more liquidity before making its next real move
- $4.20 is on the radar, but only if price structure supports a bullish breakout post-manipulation
Let me tell you what just happened with SUI — and no, it wasn’t random.
If you’ve been following my previous breakdowns, you’ll remember we talked about how SUI was leaving liquidity above while dropping toward a juicy demand zone.
The idea was simple: smart money was probably eyeing that demand, but before tapping it… they had some unfinished business up top.
And guess what?
They finished it.
Before diving down, price manipulated to the upside, sweeping that liquidity clean — catching impatient retail traders who thought “this is it, moon time!” You could almost hear the FOMO click-trading across exchanges. And then? Well, they got stopped. Hard.
Why It Mattered
This wasn’t just a random move. This is how smart money operates.
They need liquidity to fill large orders — and the easiest way to get it? Trick retail into thinking a breakout is happening. It’s the classic “buy high, sell higher” bait. But the price had no intention of going higher. It just needed a pit stop before its real move.
Now What? A Ping-Pong Setup?
Right now, SUI price is hovering around that demand we mentioned earlier. And here’s where things get interesting.
The price could easily start bouncing within this range, building more liquidity — above and below. Why? Because more liquidity means more opportunity for manipulation.
So don’t be surprised if we see a few fakeouts in both directions. Think of it like a spring being loaded. The question is: which side will it snap?
Could We See $4.20?
Honestly? It’s possible.
If this accumulation phase plays out as expected — and if smart money decides to push — the $4.20 level isn’t off the table at all. It would act as a potential magnet for price. But — and this is a big but — it all depends on how price reacts to the current liquidity traps being set.
The real game is not just about targets. It’s about recognizing the traps — and knowing when not to walk into one.
Final Thoughts: Stay Sharp
Let’s be real — no one has a crystal ball. Price could totally go rogue from here and invalidate every scenario we just walked through.
What I’m sharing with you are probable paths, not guarantees. The key takeaway? Stay liquid, stay aware, and don’t be the liquidity.
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