Let's review the recent trend of GUA. Starting from the opening at 0.2, the main force absorbed positions in this range and then quickly dumped the price to 0.15. After consolidating sideways for a day or two, it continued to decline toward around 0.1. Currently, about 70% of retail investors are bullish, but due to the small market cap of the coin and limited participation, the bearish forces are relatively weak.

According to trading data, there was a sell wall of approximately 22 million today. If the downward momentum continues at this pace, the price is very likely to reach 0.08 or even lower. This poses a significant risk for investors who chased the rally at 0.2—if the price breaks below the 0.1 support level, long positions built at higher levels are likely to face liquidation pressure.

The accumulation of high-level trapped positions combined with subsequent sell-offs has formed a typical risk accumulation scenario. Participating in such low-market-cap coins requires a full understanding of their high volatility and poor liquidity characteristics. Position management and risk control are especially critical.