It looks like there’s a bit of a mismatch between your analysis and the current price of DEXE/USDT shown in the screenshot.

While you've listed targets around the $0.028 - $0.031 range, the actual market price in your image is significantly higher at $2.361. It's possible you're looking at a different asset's targets or there might be a decimal placement error in your notes.

Here is a breakdown of what the chart actually shows:

Current Market Context

* Price Action: The price is currently $2.361, showing a -4.99% drop.

* Recent Trend: After a sharp spike to $2.451, the chart shows a strong bearish "marubozu" candle (the long red one at the end), suggesting heavy selling pressure in the 15-minute timeframe.

* Moving Averages: The price has dropped below the MA(7), MA(25), and MA(99). This usually indicates a short-term bearish reversal or a deep correction.

Adjusted Strategy for DEXE

If you are looking to trade DEXE based on this chart, you might want to consider these levels instead:

| Level Type | Price (USD) | Significance |

|---|---|---|

| Immediate Support | $2.342 | The recent low; if this breaks, expect more downside. |

| Resistance 1 | $2.382 - $2.392 | The cluster of Moving Averages acting as a "ceiling." |

| Major Resistance | $2.451 | The recent local peak. |

> Quick Tip: Double-check if those targets ($0.028, etc.) were meant for a different coin or if you intended to set targets like $2.83, $2.95, and $3.10. If it's the latter, the price would need to reclaim the moving averages first to regain bullish momentum.

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Would you like me to check the current RSI or MACD for DEXE to see if it's "oversold" yet?

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