$$LUMIA 24 hours from 0.106 to 0.145, the market maker's cost for this rally didn't exceed 6 million USD

I know you're excited about the 28% increase, but I need to break down the trading logic for you. From 0.106 to 0.145, the main force only used 3 million U to push the price up, the rest were all chasing buyers lifting the price. Out of the 8.7M in trading volume, at least half were retail investors turning over at high levels. I entered the core position at 0.112 yesterday, planning to sell half at 0.148, but the current order book looks a bit off—there are sparse orders at 0.145, but between 0.133 and 0.138 below, there are buy orders totaling 2.8 million U, clearly the market maker is defending the price.
If I were the trader, the next move would be: first retrace to 0.135 to shake out profit-taking orders, letting those chasing high sell their holdings, then push the price up again. 0.1401 is too close to the support zone, continuing to rally short-term is risky; I prefer to wait and add positions around 0.133. Stop-loss must be set at 0.125; breaking below that signals the main force is unloading. The target profit-taking levels are two: first at 0.155 with volume confirmation, second at 0.168 with market cooperation.
This coin’s daily chart looks like a typical accumulation pattern by a market maker followed by acceleration; the recent sideways movement was just a shakeout. Look at the difference between the 24-hour low of 0.106 and the high of 0.145—main force control isn’t low. My strategy: now hold a light position and watch, wait for a pullback to the 0.133-0.135 range to add 20%, and if it breaks below 0.125, I’ll stop playing. Don’t chase that 0.145; that’s for the market maker to lift the price.
Remember, the market doesn’t lie.