Eight hours ago, I withdrew 85 million in liquidity from $PLAY /, and now my $STG long position is up 134%. This round of the seesaw game is entering its second phase.

**Trading steps:**
1. At the start of the week, distribute $PLAY in the 0.045-0.0497 range. Use an 85% turnover rate to have retail investors take the other side, while keeping 15% in reserve to drive through the 0.0306 support.
2. At the same time, use the principal exchanged from $PLAY to build a 40% position when $STG retraces to 0.4671, and pair it with a buy order worth three million U to create a step-by-step pull-up.
3. Into the end-of-day phase: $STG’s turnover rate near 0.62 suddenly drops to 12%, indicating that the floating supply has already been washed out and that resistance to the rally is disappearing.

**Data as supporting evidence:**
- $PLAY In the last 24 hours, the trading volume is 854 million, but the turnover rate is as high as 213%. There are clear signs of distribution at high levels. The intraday low of 0.0304 will very likely be broken next week.
- $STG Among the 3.467 billion trading volume, the last 15% of volume (20:00-22:00) accounts for 78% of the increase—this is the standard time window for large orders to absorb supply.

**Trading suggestions:**
- $PLAY: If it rebounds to above 0.034, that’s the add-to-shorts point. Set the stop loss at 0.037, with a target of 0.024.
- $STG: Build an opening position in the 0.58-0.62 range. If it breaks below 0.55, cut the loss. The first target is 0.75. Once it reaches that level, you must reduce the position by half because there is programmed sell pressure above 0.78.

**Forecast of the next round of capital flow:** $STG will briefly pull back in the 0.68-0.70 range. On that day, I will clear the last core holding of $PLAY and add into $STG. The risk-reward ratio of this layout is 1:3.2, provided you don’t try to bottom-fish in $PLAY’s rebound.

**One detail:** The $STG bottom at 0.4671 lines up exactly with the 0.382 Fibonacci level of the 10-day line. This technical confluence is the reason I chose it.

The market doesn’t lie.