$$STG 24-hour surge of 53% to 0.6217, I bet it will definitely fall below 0.56 tomorrow, or I’ll send a 100U red envelope in place.



Don’t rush to call me out for shouting blindly, first look at the data: 24h high of 0.6694, low of 0.3860, trading volume skyrocketed to $294 million. What does this turnover rate indicate? Speculators are leveraging market sentiment to push up and dump, especially in the 0.62-0.67 range, which has been a dense trapped zone over the past three months. Retail investors chasing high and buying in are just giving the main players money. In terms of pattern, the hourly chart has already shown three long upper shadows, with heavy selling pressure above 0.65, and a volume-reducing pullback is inevitable.

My operational strategy is straightforward: place a short order now, control position size at 3%, set stop-loss at 0.675 (accept defeat if it breaks the previous high), and take profit at 0.52-0.49 (cover the gap). If you hold spot positions, it’s recommended to reduce by 70%, don’t be greedy for the last bit of meat. Remember, coins that surge wildly are most afraid of sideways consolidation with shrinking volume; once the daily volume drops below the moving average, it’s a sign of accelerated decline.

My personal tag is just one sentence: I’m an old hand who trades waves based on data, never rely on news to call trades. If you think I’m wrong, screenshot the price below 0.56 at 8 a.m. tomorrow and directly call me out in the comments. I dare to bet because I’ve been watching on-chain data and found whale addresses continuously reducing their holdings around 0.63, while retail investors are frantically leveraging long positions above 0.6—I've seen this script too many times.

Don’t ask me how I see it, first ask yourself if your position can withstand a pullback.
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