$$BTW 24-hour trading volume of 54 million, with a 45% fluctuation, this volume can't be caused by retail investors.

0.0919 is a very awkward position, with support and resistance on both sides. But I won't chase it. 0.1054 is the 24-hour high, 0.0726 is the low, now it's in the middle, chasing in would just give liquidity to the whales.
Plan: If it retraces to the 0.085-0.088 range, take a small position, controlling the size at 10%. Enter at 0.086, set stop loss at 0.078 (4% below the 24-hour low to prevent fake breaks), take profit in two stages: first target 0.098, second target 0.104. If it directly pushes above 0.098, then wait for a retracement to 0.092 without breaking before adding more.
If it now surges above 0.1, I will watch it perform, and definitely won't chase. For coins with such volatility, chasing high will result in nine out of ten being stopped out. A 23% increase in 24 hours, can it keep going? Leave some profit for others to earn.
An old fan asked me why I can resist not chasing? Because all the dead positions in my account are from chasing the top and getting stopped out. Trading should be like a wolf waiting for prey, not like a dog chasing a ball.
Interaction hook: Do you currently hold $BTW? Did you buy the dip below 0.08, or buy above 0.095? Comment your cost price below, let me see who’s crying and who’s laughing today.
Remember: below 0.088 can be tested, above 0.098 only sell, not buy. Narrow volume sideways trading is more dangerous than volume-driven decline. If the trading volume in the next 6 hours drops below 20 million, abandon this wave directly.
No extra operations outside the plan. Capital safety is always the first priority; if you miss this wave, there will be another. $BTW