$STO 24-hour plunge of 22%, I bought at 0.0486, holding a 1.3% loss, look at this volume of 32M, still not finished shrinking.

Is this the last window for retail investors to run away? Or have the main players finished accumulating?
Here's my take: I plan to add at 0.045, with a stop loss at 0.043, and take profit at 0.052.
Split into two levels: open 10% position at the current price, add another 10% if it dips back to 0.045, keeping total position within 20%.
Stop loss must be set; if it breaks 0.043, it’s an accelerated crash, don’t fight it with me.
Two scenarios: first, if 0.048 can hold and rebound above 0.05, I’ll cut half the position to lock in profits and wait for a dip.
Since 0.0625 is a recent high, before volume breaks through, a rebound is an opportunity to distribute, not a reversal.
Second, if it continues to drop near 0.045, observe the order book depth.
If buy orders are thick, I’ll add to bet on a deep V; if the order book is sparse, likely heading to 0.04 for support, I’ll stay on the sidelines and wait for signals on the right side.
A counterintuitive point: the 24-hour high of 0.0625 is 22% above the current price, such deep retracements in popular coins often accompany rebounds, but the MA7 has already turned downward, don’t force a bottom-fishing.
Shorting? I don’t recommend it; 50x leverage will blow up with a quick move.
If you want to play, do it with small positions following the trend.
I’ve been in the circle for three years, seen too many bloodied chips like this, mostly cut at the lowest points.
Remember, as long as 0.045 holds, you can still play; once it breaks, don’t look back.
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