0.0821 bought BTW, peaked at 0.1329 and didn't run, now only 0.0821—I've lost 46k USDT on this coin, my real account health has been wiped out three times.

Don't rush to sympathize; the tuition I paid is enough for you to buy two Hermès. BTW rose from 0.0548 to 0.1329, a 2.4x increase in 72 hours. I chased the high at 0.0821 and added leverage. As a result, it dropped straight from 0.1329 back to 0.0821, and I got liquidated. KAT is even worse, bought at 0.0064, saw it about to break 0.0051, but stubbornly didn't cut, finally sold at 0.0052, and added to my position until I was in debt.

But data doesn't lie. Let's look at the underlying data of these two coins: BTW has a trading volume of 379 million, with a very high 24-hour turnover rate, and intense long-short battles. 0.0821 is the 38.2% Fibonacci support level from the previous rally; if it holds, there's a high chance of bouncing back to the 0.1-0.11 range. But the drop from 0.1329 to 0.0821 is 38.2%, a typical weak rebound after a high-level dump. KAT is even more delicate, with a trading volume of 71.5 million, but 0.0064 is exactly the midpoint of the 0.0051-0.0073 range. If support holds, it may push to 0.0073.

My trading plan: For BTW, enter a light position on the left side at the current price of 0.0821, stop loss at 0.0790 (below the previous low), first target 0.095, second target 0.11. Position no more than 5% of total funds. For KAT, since 0.0064 is slightly high, wait for a pullback to the 0.0058-0.0060 range before entering, stop loss at 0.0054, target 0.0070. Don’t copy my all-in move; start with 100 USDT to test the waters.

I’m an old trader who crawled out from losses to the liquidation list, called Lao Zhou. Follow me, on the road to recovery, we cut each other with knives—better than single-handedly killing.