$$HOME A narrow fluctuation around 0.0324 hides a 24% daily increase, but brothers who chased higher yesterday are stuck with a 12% unrealized loss at 0.0368. Let me clarify this account for you: 24-hour trading volume of 130 million compared to the circulating market cap, turnover rate exceeding 40%—obviously, speculative funds are eating up the chips, but retail panic selling pressure hasn't dissipated. My trading steps are very clear: early in the session, first smash down to 0.0259 to force out the cutting-loss orders, then use matched orders to push the price back to around 0.032, locking the bottom-fishing costs between 0.03 and 0.034. Currently, the daily MACD is showing a golden cross expanding, but RSI just reached 62, not yet in overbought territory, indicating the main force hasn't fully controlled the market—that's your opportunity.

Listen, don’t be fooled by “only a 24% increase.” The real rally phase hasn't arrived yet: on the intraday chart, the heavy selling pressure between 0.033 and 0.036 must be forcibly absorbed by large orders, but in today’s afternoon trading details, continuous buy orders of 3-5 million US dollars were smashed through twice, indicating short sellers are still holding a wall. Strategy is set: position divided into three parts: first, place a 1% order at the current price of 0.0324 to test the waters; second, if it drops below 0.0295, add 2% (a low-entry point after forcing long positions to stop-loss); third, after breaking through 0.035 and confirming a pullback, add 3%. Stop-loss is set at 0.028—if this level is broken, it indicates the main force's turnover has been interrupted, and you must exit first. Take profit in three stages: sell 1/3 at 0.039, another 1/3 at 0.044, and hold the remaining position towards 0.052. Don’t forget, the 24-hour amplitude from the low of 0.0259 to the high of 0.0368 reaches as much as 42%. In such volatility, T+ traders will be washed out, but those holding the bottom position can ride the main upward wave—markets don’t lie.