$$EVAA 24-hour 101% increase, but when BTC suddenly crashed to 67K last night, it instead surged and then fell back. This wave of long and short liquidation caused three of my contract-trading friends to get liquidated directly.

First, the data: $EVAA is currently at 0.8609, 13% below the intraday high of 0.9868, but the trading volume of $305 million is five times that of a few days ago. More importantly, its 30-minute correlation coefficient with BTC dropped sharply from 0.7 to 0.2—such decoupling often indicates that funds are deliberately pushing the price up to accumulate positions.
The Federal Reserve's early morning meeting minutes hinted at the possibility of rate hikes, and while the market was generally falling, EVAA resisted the decline countertrend, indicating that major players are holding firm.
My logic: If BTC stays above 66,500 tonight, it will likely rebound above 68,500 tomorrow, at which point EVAA will catch up and break through the previous high of 0.9868. But if BTC breaks below 66,000, EVAA may retest the bottom in the 0.72-0.75 range.
Trading suggestion: Buy lightly near the current price of 0.86 with a 15% position, stop loss at 0.78 (daily MA20 support), take profit in two stages: half at 0.96, the rest at 1.05. Do not exceed 5% of total funds in position. Contract traders are advised to only trade spot or low leverage, as this trading volume fluctuation is too intense.
Risk warning: Tokens that surge 100% in 24 hours are usually controlled by whales, who may start selling in batches above 0.85. If you see three consecutive bearish candles with volume on the 15-minute chart, immediately reduce your position by one-third.
Finally, a challenge for interaction: Predict tonight’s EVAA closing price. The one closest will receive a private message with a DeFi capital flow analysis report. Did you catch this wave?