$GUA's single-day plummet of 31% behind the scenes, the hawkish signal from the Federal Reserve tonight may be the last straw that breaks the camel's back—BTC has fallen below the $27,000 mark, and funds are frantically fleeing high-risk meme coins. $GUA's 24-hour trading volume reaches as high as 66.1 million, indicating that whales are dumping and fleeing, with the low point of 0.4211 approaching a strong support level. On-chain data shows that large transfers have surged in the past two hours, and panic selling sentiment has not yet subsided.

My logic is: if BTC cannot quickly recover above 27,500, $GUA may test the 0.40 level again; but after a short-term oversold condition, there could be a technical rebound, with around 0.50 being a strong resistance. In terms of operation, aggressive traders can try long positions in the 0.44-0.46 range with a stop loss at 0.41, targeting 0.52; conservative traders should wait for a volume breakout above 0.50 before following. Keep position size strictly within 20% of total funds.

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