$EVAA 24 hours from 0.42 skyrocketed to 1.04, the increase is quite fierce, but it just dropped back to 0.998, about to break 1! Don’t rush to buy in, I’ll share the painful lesson of losing a car by playing NFTs early on: this kind of rise is most dangerous if you chase at the top.

Imagine $EVAA as a popular cabbage in the vegetable market: yesterday it was 2 cents a jin, today it’s risen to 1 dollar, and the aunties are frantically grabbing it. But when you rush in, the vendor might be secretly restocking, and tomorrow it could fall back to 50 cents. Those who understand, naturally get it—this is a classic move by the whales to push up and then dump.
My trading strategy: try a small position at the current price of 0.998, set a stop loss at 0.9. If it stabilizes above 1.05, add a bit more and set a take profit at 1.3. Never go all-in, such volatility is risky—be careful of being washed out.
I monitor on-chain data every day; catching the top and bottom relies on this logic. If you understand, give a thumbs up, and we’ll keep chatting in the group.