$$COLLECT Early morning this 18% bullish candle is the final shakeout I built up with 3 million.

First, let's talk about the trading steps, brothers, look at the data. 24-hour trading volume is 3.5 million, bottom turnover concentrated in the 0.043-0.046 range, and after I placed a support order at 0.048 and ate 220k coins, I suddenly canceled the order and smashed down to 0.0434—this is deliberate panic washout. You see the lowest price at 0.0432, just hitting the resonance point of the daily MA60 and the lower band of the 24-hour Bollinger. During those 5 minutes when retail investors were panic selling, I secretly absorbed 65% of the volume. After breaking above 0.05, the selling pressure at 0.052-0.054 was actually not dispersed; it’s a liquidity vacuum zone, so I was able to use 800k to create this upper shadow.
Now, this 0.0517 level is a typical “pullback confirmation” high point. The core logic of the market: if I wanted to dump, I wouldn’t continue to add orders at 0.049-0.051 during the pullback from 0.054, but would directly smash below 0.046. But look at the 15-minute K-line, every time it drops to 0.0507, someone is using small orders to buy back—this is the market maker locking in positions. The goal is clear—0.054 is not the top, 0.06 is the next acceleration starting line.
Trading suggestion: hold the existing bottom position of 0.047-0.049 and do not move; for those who haven't entered, try a 2% position in the 0.05-0.051 range. Set stop loss at 0.0487; if broken, it means I’m still washing long positions, don’t hold. Take profit in two stages: first target 0.058 with half the position, second target 0.062 and close all. Note, if before 8 a.m. tomorrow there’s a second pullback to 0.0495 but it doesn’t break, you can add to 3%.
The market doesn’t lie; the rise and fall are all charts built by capital. I am Lao K, only talking about the dirty work of chip game.