$AVAAI The 0.0063 doji star is drawn by me, and out of the 7.6 million trading volume, at least 3 million are my buy-back orders filled after I dumped at 0.0051 last night. You guys are excited about the 22% increase, but I’m watching the dense order blocks between the 24-hour high and low of 0.0051 to 0.0065—yesterday, three fake breakdowns below 0.0055 were instantly pulled back by the same cluster of addresses. I know this tactic too well; it’s clearly designed to make retail investors sell off before accumulating again.

Now, let me explain my trading steps. First step: in the morning, I used 50k USDT to dump the price down to 0.0051 to create panic, replacing all sell orders between 0.0052-0.0054 with market orders, signaling to the market “strong support at the bottom.” Second step: at the 0.0058 level, I released a false sell pressure of 2 million tokens, waiting for retail investors to follow and sell down to 0.0056, then I reversed and bought it all, while pushing the volume to a peak of 7.6 million—what you see as “volume expansion with stagnation,” but I see the cost basis concentrated between 0.0053-0.0058. Third step: before 8 a.m. tomorrow, I will push the price up to 0.0072, then sharply V-shape down to 0.0062—this is a routine move to clear out the chasing longs at 0.0065.
My trading advice: don’t chase at 0.0063 now. Place buy orders between 0.0058 and 0.0060, with 20% position size. Set stop-loss at 0.0050, take profit at 0.0083. If it doesn’t break 0.007 before 9 a.m. tomorrow, cut your position in half immediately. Remember, above 0.0075 to 0.0080, there are still 8 million tokens unlocked—another whale’s territory—we won’t take their bag, and we won’t push through now.
The market doesn’t lie, but every number is backed by people. I’m the one who set the buy orders at 0.0052 last night when I dumped at 0.0051. Follow the rhythm, don’t be the bagholder.