$$TST 24-hour plunge of 22%, the support level at 0.0115 is the tonight's bulls vs. bears meat grinder.

According to CoinGecko data, $TST is currently quoted at 0.0116, with the intraday low reaching 0.0115, and trading volume shrinking to 8.6 million USD. This volume-contraction downward pattern is very classic—either it’s the calm before the storm, or the main players are unloading at low positions in a chain of sell-offs.
Translating into trading logic, it’s simple: there’s no new negative news on the fundamentals, but the price has moved within a complete downtrend channel between 0.0152 and 0.0115.
The current price is only one point above the previous low of 0.0115. If tonight’s price breaks below this level, the next support is at the 0.01 round number—that would mean at least a 13% decline. Conversely, if 0.0115 holds and volume increases to rebound above 0.0125, that’s a short-term bottom-fishing signal.
Trading suggestion: For short positions, you can set a stop-loss above 0.012, targeting an accelerated decline toward 0.011.
For longs wanting to enter, they must wait until the 0.0115 level is tested twice without breaking, and after a 15-minute candlestick closes with a lower shadow, then they can cautiously try a small position, controlling the size at 1/10, with a stop-loss at 0.0113.
For those without positions, chasing the short now is risky because the volume is too thin, and the main players could suddenly trigger a sharp move with just a pin.
Has the news already been priced in? Looking at this volume-shrinking, downward trend, it’s probably not fully unloaded yet—retail investors are panicking and cutting losses, while the big players are waiting below retail stop-loss orders for more chips.
Without a massive abnormal move, there’s no reversal.