[Hackers]

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mantle/

MNT (Mantle) is at $1.7 currently, as of Oct 11 2025



Thoughts on this...
- $1.7 is not the worst entry point, but $1.5 seems very possible
- The market rejected $1.5 yesterday on Oct 10, moving up to $1.8



- $1.5 would be a nicer entry point, but being out of the market is a risk , for someone interested in MNT
- We already saw a large reduction from the top of $2.46 on Oct 6, 2025

I think the TA does show that this is an interesting range to watch.

I bought a random $75 worth of it today just to see if it works out. With any luck it'll be $200+ at new highs soon, and ideally would show strength at $1.86 - 1.9+ very soon if there's a shot at $2-3 in coming weeks.

NOTE: Do not invest what you are not happy to lose. If I lose 99.99% of it, I am fine.

I have never heard of MNT before today. I was exploring assets and stumbled on it and thought that the recent high and tumble down to this area made for an interesting bet. If it's wrong, I can lose $75. But $1.5-1.7+ range appears to be where the market may naturally find support, and buying a little bit at this range is acceptable *for me*.
I'm just sharing my thoughts on TA and explaining my little decision here.

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If it's sitting pretty at the 1.9ish area, I'll consider that a great indicator.
If it drops to $1.5, I'll consider my purchase as too early, but accurate and 'safe' (buying higher than expected bottom to avoid missing expected pump).

I theoretically will have a chance to reconsider at $1.9 before a pump over $2, and a chance to reconsider if it does drop but hold strong at $1.5.

In other words, I'm looking at today's buy at $1.7 as a safe way to test the waters on a crypto I don't know. I can probably get a quick pad at $1.9+, while having a little bit of a buffer (safety from a hard crash) because of the 1.5ish area.

[Hackers]

Update: we saw a pump to $2.2+
It is down to $2.00~ish

This is what I ended up doing. Since this MNT buy was not really in line with principles/fundamentals and was more of a "gamble" based on current TA, I've lowered the positiion.

$75 became almost $100 for me by the next day. This isn't much by $, but is a good %.
I've cut the position by 50% at $2 per token, and moved half into SUI for <$3 prices on that instead.

I will hold on to MNT because I think there's a chance we could see more support, but I will ignore it for months and check back again in the future.

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Note / reminder:
5-10+ year hold strats are the best
This MNT thread is more of an experiment based on TA alone, with no knowledge about Mantle overall.

I've been told that MNT's treasury fundamentals are iffy & risky.
Treat this thread with a grain of salt!!

[Kify]

Not that familiar with TA or anything, however this thread is about TA (or should be, judging by the title and the continued use of that word), so where's the actual analysis...?

All I'm seeing is a screenshot of the CMC chart with some price ranges thrown around with quite literally 0 substantiation. Usually these threads have charts with apophenic lines drawn on it showing some kind of dick-and-balls pattern.

[Hackers]

Not that familiar with TA or anything, however this thread is about TA (or should be, judging by the title and the continued use of that word), so where's the actual analysis...?

All I'm seeing is a screenshot of the CMC chart with some price ranges thrown around with quite literally 0 substantiation. Usually these threads have charts with apophenic lines drawn on it showing some kind of dick-and-balls pattern.

The price ranges are in line with pretty clear TA. I shared the charts but no, i didn't draw a bunch of lines on them for HF.

You can clearly see how each chart relates to the information I shared for the 1.5 and 1.7 targets, with pull back from 2.4. I could've done a better job at showing 1.5-1.9, but I bought at 1.7 so I focused on that.