$$ACT 0.0112 This move was executed perfectly—23.75% increase, 10.3M trading volume, just the evidence of my bottom scanning at 0.0088. I mentioned last Friday that the washout phase for this coin was over, with the main chips concentrated in the 0.009-0.01 range. Look at the lower shadow in the intraday chart, from 0.0098 to 0.0117 over 6 hours, with volume supporting the move—classic "bottom volume expansion + high-level sideways consolidation" to finish the accumulation. Currently, the order book shows large buy walls supporting the price, with a 2.3M buy order at 0.0110—something retail traders can't pile up. Note that the 24-hour low was 0.0088, deliberately broken through by the main force to push out panic sellers at the 0.009 psychological level, then gobble up the liquidity. My loyal followers know I excel at spotting this "false breakdown + genuine rally" pattern.

Should I enter now? Don't rush. The risk-reward ratio at 0.0112 is average; above that, 0.012 is a dense area of previous trapped positions, with about 4.5M in selling pressure. My suggestion: wait for a pullback to the 0.0105-0.0108 range, then lightly add to long positions, with a stop loss at 0.0102—if it breaks here, it means the main force isn't done shaking out. Take profit first at 0.0122; after breaking through, add to positions up to 0.0135. Keep total position size within 15%, don’t be greedy—this rally is too rapid, with a turnover rate of only 3.8%, indicating retail traders are not following enough, and future consolidation is needed to shake out weak hands. Once volume drops below 5M, reduce your position immediately.

The market doesn’t lie. That low point at 0.0088, combined with a 23.75% single-day increase, is the main force signaling "I’m back." For those waiting to buy back at 0.005, wake up—those cheap chips have already been taken. I’m an old-school trader, only speaking real data. If you believe, get in; if not, just watch. $ACT