$BSB Don't be fooled by the K-line! Below 0.47 is the "God's Chips," the liquidation table has long been prepared—bears won't die, bulls won't stop.

In a bull market, tears deceive, faith collapses, but the main force's cost line and the exchange's liquidation orders always tell the truth.

Don't focus on the daily chart for now. True hunters are looking at two charts: one is the "Smart Money's Bottom Position Distribution," and the other is the "Liquidation Map's Death Staircase."

Let's start with the most straightforward chip game.
The profit share of the bulls is as high as 89.33%, with an average entry cost locked at $0.354, holding 7 million chips that haven't moved at all—this isn't a short-term retail gamble, it's a fortress welded with real money by the main force. In contrast, the bears' loss ratio has soared to 92%, with an accumulated unrealized loss of 2.34 million U, yet they are still holding on stubbornly.

Now, switch your focus to the liquidation map; the overt plan is laid bare.
Around 0.47, the liquidation intensity is almost zero—meaning there are no bull weaknesses to be targeted here; but once the price breaks above 0.47 and up to the 0.50 threshold, a dense stack of short liquidation points appears. In other words, the market maker only needs a gentle pull, and those high-leverage short positions will turn into the cheapest rocket fuel.

Summing up the above, there is only one logical chain:
Aggressive traders buy near 0.47-0.48, while cautious traders wait for a pullback to around 0.44-0.43 to enter long positions, targeting the previous high of 0.50 or even 0.53! Don’t hesitate—go big or go home!

Don’t hesitate, don’t wait for a pullback—those waiting for a pullback are always waiting for the next one.

The current question isn’t “Can it reach?” but after the 0.47 gate closes, do you dare to chase at 0.50?

Smart money is already in position; are you ready to be the fuel, or do you want to be the driver?

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