$HOME $SIREN $VELVET Brothers, today these three coins are simply the textbook example of a manipulator's performance. $HOME plummeted from 0.0595 to 0.0270, a drop of 39.76%, with a trading volume of 280 million, a classic "pump and dump + burying" script—those chasing the high now are all waiting for death near 0.0325 with orders. In contrast, $SIREN and $VELVET seem to be rising lively (SIREN up 38.24% to 1.1890, VELVET up 36.15% to 0.2687), but SIREN's highest was 1.3553, lowest 0.8352, with over 60% volatility. The signs of market manipulation are too obvious—these are not value coins, they are clearly cash machines. VELVET's trading volume is only 84.6 million, compared to SIREN's 370 million, indicating funds are clearly being diverted. The manipulator's plan is to "first pump SIREN to create hype, then cash out with VELVET." Retail investors, remember: when HOME drops to the daily low of 0.0270, do not buy the dip. The rebound at 0.0325 is just a trap—set your stop-loss at 0.0280. SIREN and VELVET look strong, but once the market turns back, their gains are just "a last gasp." I suggest reducing one-third of your position in SIREN around 1.19, and taking profits in VELVET above 0.27, lowering your holdings to 20%. Don't believe in any "rebound logic"—these three coins' retail investors are almost all wiped out. Want to see how the manipulator performs the next act? Follow me, and let's watch the order book together to expose the tricks. $