$MET 0.1181, a 13% increase is enough for you to think for 3 seconds? Seven days before the 2016 halving, the price rose from 0.02 to 0.05, a 150% increase; before the 2020 halving, from 0.03 to 0.12, a 300% increase; in 2024, from 0.08 to 0.22, tripling again. Now, 21 days after the halving, the price is 0.11, 30% lower than the same period in history—either a false move before the storm or the market maker's washout to numbness.

I'll make a prediction: if the price stabilizes above 0.12 at this level, target 0.2; if it falls below 0.10, cut losses and exit, don’t gamble. Keep your position at 20%, don’t go all-in, save some bullets for a potential 52% retracement.
24-hour trading volume is 2.1 million, the volume is still enough, but not enough for explosion.
History won't simply repeat, but it will rhyme—I’ve sat through four bull and bear cycles at Gate Square, always catching these chaotic data patterns after halving.
Follow me, and before the next washout, just look for the signals.