【Position: +11.7%】$FIGHT After a surge of 38%, still chasing buying? This early morning, the volume spiked to 16.8M, with abnormal order book activity—buy orders are three times the sell orders, but the 24-hour high of 0.0045 hasn't been broken. Those watching the market know, such volume-price divergence must be controlled by big players.

My complete plan: Place an order around 0.0044 to retest and enter (at this point, keep the position size within 15% of total funds), set a stop loss below 0.0040 (break below 0.0039 to go short), target first at 0.0052—if it breaks 0.0045 and stabilizes on the 15-minute chart, add 10% more and move the stop loss to 0.0042. Remember, meme coins surge quickly but also pull back hard; confirmation on the right side is safer than bottom-fishing on the left.

Predict two scenarios:
1. The main force continues to push the price up through a 24-hour gain, breaking 0.0045—be cautious with chasing orders—16M in volume isn't sustainable for retail traders, likely pushing the price near 0.0050 for a quick turnover. If volume continues to shrink while pushing higher, take partial profits. 2. A rebound to 0.0044 in the early morning faces selling pressure and falls back, possibly retesting the 0.0038 support level. If it breaks below 0.0040 with increased volume, I will reverse and short, targeting 0.0034.

Focus on two signals: whether buy and sell orders on the order book persist, and whether the 24-hour low of 0.0031 is touched again. Don’t say I didn’t warn you—this rally's volume concentrated in the two hours prior. The risk-reward ratio for entering now is decent, but the tail end is for the brave.

Update in the comment section with the results. If you're also watching $FIGHT, cast a vote: are you chasing a breakout above 0.0045 or buying on the dip at 0.0040? Today, I’ve already seen three signals indicating a change in the market maker. $