$PLAY This wave of dumping, I bet it will rebound 10% tomorrow. If I'm wrong, I’ll delete my account after the live broadcast. The current price is 0.0504, down 41% in 24 hours, but the trading volume of 164.8 million shows someone is aggressively accumulating at 0.0380—panic selling and bottom-fishing are both increasing volume, which often indicates the end of a shakeout. The 24h high was 0.0862 and the low was 0.0380, with an amplitude of over 126%. After the big players violently deleverage, the chips will concentrate among those willing to buy in deep water.

Trading suggestion: Now around 0.0504, you can lightly open a 2% position. Set stop-loss at 0.0380 (0.5% below the previous low), take profit first at 0.0670 (the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level between 0.0862 and 0.0380). If it can hold steady at 0.0450 tonight, it’s likely to surge to 0.06 tomorrow. Don’t chase high; wait for a pullback to the 0.045-0.048 range to add positions. Keep your position within 5% of your total funds—this bloody market is all about heartbeat.

Data doesn’t lie: 24h turnover rate exceeds 38%, and the price rebounded 32.6% from the low of 0.038 to 0.0504, but didn’t make a new low, indicating selling pressure is exhausted. If you’re still hesitating now, think about those who chased at 0.0862 the day before—selling their holdings is your profit. Remember: buy during collective panic, sell during collective greed.

I only watch three signals every day: volume breakout, main force net inflow, and contract long-short ratio. Today, $PLAY meets all three. Think I’m wrong? Take a screenshot and come back tomorrow after the close to prove me wrong—I dare to bet my account. Also, for those who keep an eye on such high-volatility coins, follow me to avoid losing contact. Next time a coin drops 40% in 24h, I’ll teach you how to pick up blood bargains. Anyway, I’ll say this: see you after the close tomorrow to find out. $