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$SHELL – Ready for a Breakout? Liquidity Sweep + FVG Reclaim! 🚀📈 $SHELL just gave a classic liquidity sweep followed by a strong bounce off the FVG zone – the bulls are definitely warming up! Market Structure: Clear sweep of local lows to grab liquidity Price rebounded sharply from the FVG block and reclaimed the mid-range FVG zone at $0.1370 acting as dynamic support now Key Levels: Support: $0.1370 (FVG zone) / $0.1330 (demand block) Resistance: $0.1415 (key breakout level) Next Target: $0.1450 – $0.1500 zone if breakout holds Why It Matters: Buy-side liquidity was tapped, triggering a reaction from smart money buyers. The FVG reclaim signals bullish intent, especially with consolidation near resistance — pressure is building! Pro Tip: Watch for a 30M candle close above $0.1415 with volume. If it confirms, the upside is wide open. SHELL’s next move could be explosive — bulls are locked in! Tap into this early move or miss the breakout ride! #CryptoSignals,#CryptoTrading #Analysis #LaCasaDeLosFamososCol #Coachella2025 #LISACHELLA #โตโน่

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Tron founder Justin Sun has escalated his battle against First Digital Trust (FDT), accusing the Hong Kong-based firm of fraud in a $456 million TrueUSD (TUSD) embezzlement scandal, following his announcement of a $50 million bounty on April 4, 2025. Sun alleges FDT misappropriated TUSD reserves by transferring funds to Aria Commodities DMCC in Dubai, a company reportedly controlled by the wife of FDT’s CEO, Vincent Chok, for unauthorized high-risk investments. Hong Kong authorities have vowed swift action if Sun’s claims are substantiated, amid growing scrutiny of the city’s role as a global financial hub. FDT has denied the allegations, labeling them a smear campaign, and insists its finances are stable while distancing its FDUSD stablecoin from the TUSD controversy. Sun’s legal push follows his personal injection of $456 million to stabilize TUSD, after FDT allegedly continued fraudulent activities, including a $15.5 million commission siphoned through a shell entity called “Glass Door.” The $50 million bounty, roughly 10% of the stolen funds, has sparked global interest among bounty hunters and law enforcement, aiming to expose the culprits behind the alleged scam. This case highlights ongoing challenges in the crypto sector, where regulatory loopholes and decentralized systems often complicate fund recovery, as noted in a 2020 Lexology report on Hong Kong’s cyber fraud trends. #TronBounty #CryptoFraud #HongKongFinance