$XLM It rose 26% in 24 hours to 0.23, but I advise you to liquidate immediately now; the higher it goes, the more you should sell without looking back. Why? The trading volume is only 213 million, and this kind of volume contraction and price manipulation is typical of speculative funds rescuing themselves, waiting for retail investors to jump in and then crashing below 0.18. Historical data won't lie to you: every time XLM surges more than 25% in a single day, it typically retraces an average of 18% over the next week. On-chain active addresses haven't increased either, indicating no real money is entering the market. Operational advice: don't touch empty positions, for those holding, reduce about 90% near 0.23, and keep around 10% to set a stop-loss at 0.21. Take profits? Don't dream about it; this rebound is just for you to escape. For those still willing to go long, I suggest you find a wall to crash into. If you agree, like this; if you disagree, tell me your cost price in the comments, and I’ll wake you up with my criticism.