Everyone keeps waiting for the “next $XLM narrative.” I’m watching the chart instead. For almost 8 years, $XLM has repeatedly returned to the same macro liquidity floor and every major move started from roughly this area. Now we’re sitting near it again. The difference is that this time I’m looking much higher than the previous cycle peaks. My macro scenario points toward $2+. From current levels, that’s roughly +6,500%. Sounds absurd when $XLM is trading around $0.21. But the best setups usually sound absurd before the move starts. I’d rather be early and bored than late and euphoric.

$NEAR was left for dead. $20.56 → $1.60. A 92% wipeout that basically erased an entire cycle. But here’s what caught my attention: That $1–2 area has been defended again and again since 2021. And now $NEAR is moving away from it with strength. ATH is the obvious magnet. But if this turns into a real altseason I’m not looking at $20 as the finish line. I’m looking toward $25+. From the bottom, that’s around +1,500%. Everyone loves $NEAR when it’s pumping. I prefer watching it when the market thinks it’s dead.

$ONDO is starting to wake up. After losing more than 70% from its ATH price spent months compressing into the same liquidity zone. Most people looked at this chart and saw a dead alt. I see a market that finally stopped making new lows. The first obvious magnet is the old ATH around $1.17. But if $ONDO breaks through that level and price discovery starts I don’t think the move ends there. My bigger target sits around $2.17. That’s roughly +575% from the bottom. The boring part lasted more than a year. Now comes the interesting part.

$SUI is doing exactly what I wanted to see. After an 86% collapse from ATH price swept the pump zone around $0.70 and bounced straight back above $1. That’s where things get interesting. Everyone loved $SUI at $4–5. Almost nobody wanted it below $1. Funny how that works. If this bottom holds, I’m looking for the old ATH first and then price discovery. The larger expansion on my chart points toward $7+ roughly 1,000% from the lows. $SUI isn’t dead. It may have just finished resetting.

$INJ is one of those charts that looks ridiculous… until it starts moving. ATH was around $53. Since then? A brutal -92% wipeout and almost complete loss of interest. But that’s exactly why I’m watching it now. $INJ spent months building around the bottom and has finally started pushing out of the pump zone. If this turns into a real cycle reversal, my bigger target sits around $60. That’s roughly +1,400% from the lows. Everyone wants the coin after the 10x. I want to find it before the crowd believes again.

$XLM has survived multiple cycles, multiple crashes and somehow keeps coming back. That’s exactly why I’m watching this setup. For years, price has basically been building above the same massive liquidity area. And every time $XLM wakes up, the move is violent. Right now we’re back near the bottom of that structure again. If this range finally turns into an expansion, I’m watching the long-term trendline around $2+. From the lows, that would be roughly +7,000%. Sounds insane at $0.21. But so did every previous $XLM expansion before it happened. This one could surprise a lot of people.

$TEL has been dead for so long that most people probably forgot it even exists. And that’s exactly why this chart caught my attention. Since the 2021 ATH, $TEL is down around 97% and has basically spent years sitting near the same liquidity zone. No hype. No crazy candles. Just a completely destroyed chart. But if this bottom actually holds and $TEL gets another real expansion phase the upside gets ridiculous very quickly. The old ATH is around $0.0645. And the move I’m watching from this zone goes toward $0.10 roughly +5,600%. Sounds insane. But in crypto, the charts that look the most dead are sometimes the ones you regret ignoring when they finally wake up.

$TIA looks absolutely dead right now. And that’s exactly why I’m watching it. It’s been bleeding for almost 2 years and is now sitting basically on the same liquidity zone where the whole move started. Most people see a dead chart. I see asymmetric upside if this zone holds. My levels are simple: $3.49 → $9.25 → $21.15 And if $TIA ever gets a real expansion phase again I wouldn’t be surprised to see $30+. From the lows that’s potentially 10,000%+. Sounds ridiculous. But so did most of the biggest crypto moves before they happened.

$NEAR is waking up. And the funny part is that most people stopped caring about it exactly near the bottom. From ATH, $NEAR dropped more than 92% all the way into the same massive discount zone that held for years. Then it touched $1.60. And bounced. Now we’re already back above $5. For me, this isn’t the part where I start thinking “too late.” This is the part where I start asking what happens if $NEAR actually goes for the old highs again. ATH sits around $20.58. And the expansion on my chart goes toward $24+ roughly +1,500% from the bottom. Everyone loves alts after they pump. I’m more interested when the chart gives you a reason to care before everyone else does.

Now $ARB is sitting right on the liquidity zone that has been building since launch. And for the first time in a long time We’re seeing a reaction from it. If this bottom actually holds I don’t think the next move will be small. The expansion on my chart is around +4,267%. Sounds ridiculous from here. But that’s usually the point.

$DASH has survived basically everything. Multiple cycles Multiple crashes Years of being called dead. And somehow it keeps coming back. Right now price is sitting near the same long-term liquidity area again. My levels: $147 → $284 → $477 And if this turns into a real expansion, the chart leaves room for roughly +2,500%. Old coins are boring until they randomly aren’t. I’m keeping $DASH on my radar.

$NEAR is already starting to wake up. After years of repeatedly returning to the same liquidity pool price finally pushed away from the lows. And now the interesting part starts. My levels are: $3.28 → $9.00 → $20.51 First target is already being reclaimed. If this expansion continues, the full move on my chart is around +1,200%. Most people will notice $NEAR again somewhere above $10. I’m interested now.

$ONDO is starting to move exactly where it matters. Target 1 around $0.49 has already been reclaimed. Now the real levels are sitting at $0.70 and $1.17. And once those start getting taken out this chart gets interesting very quickly. My full expansion scenario puts $ONDO around +1,937% from the base. I don’t think the big move has happened yet.

$INJ is one of those charts that looks boring right before it becomes interesting. Price is still sitting near the bottom of a multi-year structure while the major levels above remain untouched. I’m watching: $16.52 
$35.15 
$52.88 From the projected base to the final target, that’s around +1,800%. Everyone wants the breakout. Almost nobody wants the accumulation that comes before it.

$RENDER already showed us what it can do. Last time it left this exact area? +1,073%. Then it spent more than two years bleeding all the way back down. And now we’re basically sitting in the same zone again. That’s what makes $RENDER interesting to me here. If history even remotely rhymes I’m not looking for a 2x. I’m looking toward $12–$14 first. And if the real expansion starts? $25+ is absolutely on my radar. Most people will notice $RENDER after the move. I’d rather watch it before.

$SEI at $0.06 feels almost forgotten. And that’s exactly why I’m watching it. The entire structure is sitting inside a massive discount zone after being destroyed for years. My levels are simple: $0.388 
$0.731 
$1.139 But the bigger picture is what interests me. From this zone to the full target on my chart = roughly +4,400%. Sounds ridiculous now. Most big moves do before they happen.

$BCH has survived every narrative shift crypto has thrown at it. And now it’s back near $300 while the old ATH sits around $1,650. That’s what makes this chart interesting. Years of price action have repeatedly found buyers around the same lower region and $BCH is once again coming out of it. A return toward the previous major highs would mean roughly +800% from the lows shown here. Most people won’t care about $BCH until the chart already looks obvious. That’s usually the expensive part.

$FET is back at $0.21. After everything this token has done seeing it this low again is kind of ridiculous. The entire bottom area has been collecting liquidity for years and price is sitting right inside it. The levels I’m watching: $0.97 → $2.18 → $3.46 If $FET starts reclaiming these one by one, the chart changes very quickly. From this zone, the full move mapped out is roughly +3,500%. Everyone wants AI coins when they’re pumping. Nobody wants them when the chart looks like this. That’s usually the interesting part.

$ZRO is sitting at a level where the upside starts looking stupid. Price is around $1.41 after spending months getting crushed. But zoom out. There are two massive levels sitting above: $3.65 - first target 
$7.57 - main target And the full expansion shown on the chart? Around +2,000% from the projected low. The funny part is nobody cares about $ZRO down here. They’ll care when it’s already moving. That’s usually how it goes. $ZRO

$TIA is down 98% from its ATH. Read that again. From $21 to around $0.40. This is the point where almost nobody wants to touch it anymore. And that’s exactly what makes this chart interesting to me. $TIA has basically completed a full reset back into the liquidity zone. If this base holds and momentum eventually returns the old ATH becomes the obvious major reference. The move shown on my chart is around +6,787%. Sounds completely absurd. But that’s what people always say near the bottom never near the top.