Seventy-two percent of people are here catching flying knives, $HEI hidden within the 125 million dollar trading volume over 24 hours is a hunting script. The amplitude from 0.1467 to 0.0810, you think it's an opportunity, but actually it's a bait thrown by the market maker.

The trading steps are broken down for you. The first step, establishing a bottom position at 0.0810 was last week; my system monitored over 2 million dollar worth of individual buy orders near that low point being split into small hidden trades, with obvious volume-price divergence.
The second step, during the rally to 0.1420, three fake breakouts in the 0.12 to 0.13 range formed "antennas"—intraday spikes followed by pullbacks accompanied by massive sell orders. Retail traders chase in and get trapped, while my order book depth data shows that these sell orders are actually market makers counter-trading to create panic and absorb buy orders.
The third step, now at 0.1420, a 72% increase over 24 hours sounds sexy, but during the session, the price couldn't break the previous high at 0.1467, and trading volume started to shrink. At this point, follow-up traders can no longer keep up.
Honestly, I still hold a bottom position, but I stopped adding more today. Because the next wave will either directly break below 0.12 to shake out the traders or push another bullish candle to 0.16 to trap the last batch of bulls.
My operational advice: don’t chase high positions now beyond 10%, and set strict stop-loss at 0.1280 (which is 47% above the 24h low for safety), take profit at 0.1550, and don’t place too many orders—market makers like to sweep stop-loss grids.
If you hold some, cut your position in half around 0.1420 and take profits to run.
The market doesn’t lie—volume contraction during a rally is the hunter’s last gasp for the prey.
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