ICNT's recent trend is quite interesting. The previous sharp drop was essentially a classic liquidity hunt—whales deliberately sold off at key levels to shake out those with weak holdings. This move was executed very skillfully, and many novice traders' positions were washed out in the process.

However, the situation has now changed. If you look closely at the chart, the support levels at the bottom are gradually rising, and trading volume is starting to pick up. This typically indicates that the main players have completed their shakeout, and the next move is likely to be an upward breakout. From a technical perspective, this bottoming process combined with the main players building positions is particularly evident.

The risk-reward ratio for this move is indeed favorable—there's a clear support level below as a stop-loss point, and the breakout space above is relatively large. If the trend is confirmed, the profit potential of this move is worth looking forward to. But the prerequisite is to wait until the confirmation signals are fully established and not to be fooled by a secondary shakeout.