Last night I bought in at $ID with 0.0328, now it's at 0.0364, a floating profit of 12%, but I only enjoyed it for half an hour.

It peaked at 0.0401, with a 24-hour trading volume of 137 million—remember, during a rally, volume and price divergence occurs, the highest price is 42% higher than the opening, but retail investors' willingness to buy has already been exhausted.
I took half profits at 0.0385, set a stop-loss at 0.0348 for defense.
The market logic is simple: this explosive rally was driven by speculative capital boosting net asset value, not building positions.
From 0.0283 to 0.0401, institutional chips haven't settled at all.
Next, either retest the 0.0320-0.0330 range to re-accumulate, or directly break below 0.0300.
Position advice: those who haven't entered yet, don't chase; place orders in batches below 0.0340.
For heavy holders, at least cut in half around 0.038.
Can you hold? To push to new highs from here requires real money, not just calls, which can't be solved by shouting orders.
I've already cleared my leverage early; those with thin profits shouldn't hold on stubbornly.
The market won't lie.