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$HMSTR The short signal has been triggered; do not chase the short. Wait for the price to rebound near the previous high and for volume to increase again, causing a stagnation in upward momentum, then open short positions in batches to avoid being lured into a trap and getting squeezed out.
The price has risen from 0.00018 all the way to 0.000246, a short-term increase of over 36%, which is a typical "rapid surge to the top" market. Currently, with volume increasing at high levels and the price showing signs of stagnation, the bullish momentum has clearly fallen behind, and profit-taking is likely to be concentrated and realized at any time.
After touching the previous high and then falling back, the short-term moving average (white line) is beginning to flatten, about to form a death cross; at the same time, the candlestick shows an upper shadow + volume decline, which is a standard short-term top signal.
After continuous rallying, the long positions in the contract are likely overly crowded. Once a correction occurs, it can easily trigger a short squeeze and force long positions to close rapidly, accelerating the decline.