ARB / TetherUS
Long

Arbitrum _ Forecast _ Contextual _ Update:

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Arbitrum Forecast: Built with Proprietary Mathematical Model
Asset: Arbitrum (ARB)
Ticker Symbol: ARB
Trading Venue: Binance
Currency Pair: USDT
Model Type: Proprietary Forecast Model

Contextual Update:

In our previous forecast, Trade 1 was projected at $0.3632, which was successfully surpassed, with the price extending higher to $0.3901, validating the predictive strength of the model.

This new publication builds upon that outcome and details the next phases of the distribution cycle, as identified by the proprietary model.

Updated Distribution Levels:
Level 1:
📍 $0.3620

Current local resistance zone for initial reaction.
Level 2:
📍 $0.3638

Secondary trade zone before temporary rejection.

Level 3:
📍 $0.3865

Higher risk-reward trade zone ahead of final extension.

Level 4 (Final Distribution Zone):

📍 $0.5270

Forecasted top of Stage 3 (Distribution Phase) — expected terminal resistance before a major corrective drop.

Phase Structure (As per model):

Stage 1: Accumulation Phase (Completed)
Stage 2: Advance Phase (Currently in progress)
Stage 3: Distribution Phase (Forecasted top at $0.5270)

The model anticipates the market cycling through a series of retracements and minor dips (e.g., at $0.3401, $0.3193) during the climb before peaking at the final projected level.

Primary Drop Level (Post-Distribution):

$0.3333 – $0.3215

This is the expected correction zone after the full distribution is completed.

Summary:

This forecast update reaffirms the strength of the proprietary mathematical model after the accurate call at $0.3632, now expanding its outlook to cover all remaining distribution levels, up to $0.5270. The projected levels offer institutional-grade clarity for trade management and risk-controlled entries within the volatile ARB/USDT pair.


Disclaimer: The following forecast is derived from a proprietary, hand-crafted mathematical model developed independently over several years. It does not rely on traditional indicators, technical patterns, or third-party frameworks such as Elliott Wave Theory.

This model calculates price action based on distribution phases, economic timing cycles, and natural market imbalances.


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