$$STG 24-hour 65% surge, daily trading volume of 240 million USD, who is cutting losses at the low? I reverse-engineered from dark pool and order book data: 0.255 USD is the last batch of main players accumulating, 0.35-0.4 range is the shakeout and re-distribution zone. The market maker's three-step manipulation has completed two steps. First step: from 0.25 to 0.35, placing orders to support and absorb, average cost at 0.31. Second step: oscillation between 0.35-0.4, forcing short-term traders to exit, volume maintained above 150 million, indicating the main force is defending the price and not retreating. Third step: break through the previous high at 0.44, targeting directly at 0.55-0.6 key levels.

Data doesn't lie—highest point in 24 hours is 0.439, just below the 120-day moving average by 1%, which is called a "resistance level testing." Retail traders panic when they see the high point fall back, but the market maker is the opposite: if they really wanted to sell, they would directly dump at 0.44 instead of slowly stepping back to 0.42. Pay attention, I analyze the market maker's trading diary every day.

Clear operation advice: the current price of 0.4257 is a secondary entry point. Place stop-loss at 0.39 (a break below indicates the 0.35 support has failed). Take profit in two batches: first at 0.50 (50% position), second at 0.58 (remaining 50%). If volume breaks through 0.44, add to the position and raise stop-loss to 0.43. Keep position size within 15% of total funds—after a 65% increase, it’s approaching a local high, and the market maker may use 3-5 days of narrow-range oscillation to clear out floating positions.

Remember: the market won't lie, divergence between volume and price is a sign of retreat. Currently, no such divergence has appeared.