Just 0.004 coins away from the previous high, $JELLYJELLY has surged 26% and is dancing on the edge of a cliff. It's like your refrigerator suddenly has half a watermelon, making you want to eat it but afraid it will spoil—current price is 0.0722, with trading volume hitting 35.6 million, doubling yesterday's trading volume. But don’t rush in yet; this coin was knocked back twice at 0.0763, like scoring 69 on a test with just one point shy of passing—everyone feels frustrated watching it.

To be more detailed: the 24-hour low was 0.0562, meaning if someone bought the dip early yesterday morning, now every 1,000 yuan invested nets 260 yuan profit, enough for three meals at Haidilao. But those chasing at high levels are probably cursing—brothers who bought at 0.0763 are already at a 5.4% unrealized loss, feeling as bad as discovering no pearls in their milk tea. In plain language, this surge is like setting off firecrackers—loud but easy to blow up in your face.
The trading advice is simple: if you're itching to play, wait for a pullback to 0.068 before entering, with a stop loss below 0.064 (accept an 8% loss and don't be stubborn); those rushing in now should consider taking profits around 0.075, selling one-third to prevent profits from turning into losses. Keep your position below 5% of your total funds—after all, this market is like opening blind boxes, it might keep rising or suddenly go dead. Remember, surviving in the crypto world is more important than making quick money; when I first started, my boss said, “Those who can sell are masters, those who can hold cash are grandmasters.”
By the way, my last $PEPE doubled because of this “buy the dip after a surge and then re-enter” turtle-style approach. If you don’t understand, ask in the comments.