$H Classic "Crash Three Crows" appears at the 15-minute level + Bollinger Bands opening downward and accelerating, the 24-hour low of 0.1150 has been precisely tested twice, and a third break would be a waterfall. Currently, 0.1173 is only 2% away from support, but trading volume is sluggish—retail investors are holding longs, while the main force is offloading.

Technical evidence is solid: 1-hour MACD DIF crosses below zero and the negative value accelerates to -0.008, RSI drops to 28.7 entering oversold territory, but this is not a bottoming signal—historically, after RSI drops below 30, H usually falls another 12% before truly bottoming out. The key watershed is at 0.1150; if it cannot hold before the US stock market opens tonight, the only technical support zone below is 0.1085.
I'm not here to call a short—I'm here to do the math for you: entering long now is like betting on a pin at 0.1173, with a risk-reward ratio less than 1:1. But if you see volume smashing through 0.1150 and rebounding back to 0.1160, you can place a short order with a stop loss at 0.1210, targeting 0.1085. Going long? Wait until it breaks above 0.1250 and the Bollinger Bands tighten.
Position management is more straightforward: only mini positions with less than 5% of total funds should touch this volatility asset. With this trend, either wait for a right-side signal or admit you're a gambler.
Final note: those who chased the rally at 0.16 are now sitting on a 28% unrealized loss, but I tell you, a 30% stop-loss is at 0.1140. Once triggered, the next liquidity black hole is at 0.09. Forward this to friends holding longs—they might need to sober up.
Technical target levels: short target at 0.1085, break below to 0.0950; long reversal requires holding above 0.1220.