Hello Dear Trader,
HASHFLOW
Hashflow (HFT/USDT) is in a reaccumulation before the last pump and distribution at the top.
It would be nice for this coin to close this daily candle above the $0.58-0.66 order flow.
HFT is the native token of the Hashflow ecosystem. It has a total supply of 100 million tokens, and is used for various purposes such as paying trading fees, accessing premium features, and participating in governance decisions.
Lets see how Time and Price action unfolds patterns,
Always DYOR ✔️
Trade well my friends,
Stay #SAFU, and let that sink in 😉
HASHFLOW
Hashflow (HFT/USDT) is in a reaccumulation before the last pump and distribution at the top.
It would be nice for this coin to close this daily candle above the $0.58-0.66 order flow.
HFT is the native token of the Hashflow ecosystem. It has a total supply of 100 million tokens, and is used for various purposes such as paying trading fees, accessing premium features, and participating in governance decisions.
Lets see how Time and Price action unfolds patterns,
Always DYOR ✔️
Trade well my friends,
Stay #SAFU, and let that sink in 😉
Trade active
HFT/USDT 2h TF#💸
Trade active
#HASHFLOW💸we are already up from where we had started, same idea as above, this below is another point of view
Note
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