0.0226’s $$MITO turnover rate blew up—24h traded $5.6 million, way more than the copycats next door. The market maker pushed it up to 0.0233 in the morning and dumped part of the position; now it’s stuck chopping in a 0.0220–0.0230 range, shaking out the wash—those floating orders haven’t cleared clean yet. I picked up the lead position at 0.0208, with 5% size, waiting for a pullback to 0.0212 to add the second tranche. This breakout on volume, paired with a 30% move up, and a pullback that doesn’t break 0.0195 means the main force hasn’t left—lock in on the 30-minute candle at 13:00; if it goes on reduced volume and holds steady above 0.0222, then the evening star turning into a morning star, I’ll add to 10%. Take profit in two stages: first target 0.0254, second target 0.0280. If it breaks below 0.0192, cut losses—no hesitation. The market won’t lie.