11:23, $COAI pulls back from hell to the human world. After a 24-hour bloodbath with a 24.32% drop, it’s now at 0.3585, with a trading volume still soaring to 398 million. In this market, the corpses of those chasing the short haven’t even cooled down, and someone is already quietly building a position in the deep pit at 0.3445.

Let me walk you through a scenario: if this is the golden window for Asian funds to replenish, then yesterday’s nearly halved bearish candle was just a shakeout. From 0.7274 to 0.3445, nearly halving in price—who dares to buy in at this moment? Only two types of people: lunatics, or insiders who understand the flow of funds. The trading volume remaining near 400 million indicates a thorough switch between bulls and bears; the low-level accumulation isn’t something retail investors can sustain.
Scenario one: if within the next hour, the price stabilizes above 0.36 and breaks through 0.38 with increased volume, then this is the first leg of a V-shaped rebound, with targets at 0.45-0.50. The window is still open but narrowing.
Scenario two: if 0.35 can’t hold, and the price drops back below the previous low of 0.3445, then today will be a continuation of the decline, with support at the 0.30 level.
The operation advice is simple: go light on longs, set a stop loss below 0.3550, and aim for 0.42. Keep your position within 5% of your total funds—don’t bet your entire life savings here. Set your take profit points properly, so floating gains don’t turn into floating losses.
In 48 minutes, the first wave of Asian market sentiment will set the tone. Do you want to be on the side of the shakeout, or the one being shaken out?
👇 Voting poll: Do you think $COAI can recover to 0.40 today? A: Yes, the shakeout is over, and a violent rebound is coming B: No, it still needs to test the bottom at 0.30 C: I don’t understand, I’ll wait for signals
I choose A this time. Don’t ask why—volume doesn’t lie.