$ARX 24 hours dropped 27%, that small position in my account directly shrank by one-third, this morning the highest was still at 0.3760, now it's almost touching 0.2633, this wave is a one-sided waterfall, like a market auntie suddenly collectively dumping goods, no one can catch it.

Explain how to read the market: 24h high of 0.3760, low of 0.2633, volatility over 30%, it's not that it will stabilize at 0.2633, but that this price level is still being hammered, with a trading volume of over 74 million USD, not a position that small retail investors can handle.
The current percentage gains and losses are actually a trap — a 27% drop in half a day is not a "miscalculation," but that selling volume is directly crushing the buy orders.
Operationally, I can't lie to you and say to bottom fish. We're still in a downtrend, with 0.2630 as a psychological barrier, breaking it could accelerate down to below 0.25.
If you're lightly leveraged (don't exceed 5% of your total funds), and want to catch a rebound, you can set an ambush, entering around 0.265, with a stop loss at 0.258, and take profit at first sign of 0.285 (which is already a lucky height).
For those with heavier positions, now is not the time to add more; wait for volume to confirm a trend reversal, such as no new lows on the 15-minute candlestick.
Don't be fooled by the low price; the trend hasn't turned yet.
Let me talk about my style: I usually don't focus on ultra-short-term trades, but when there's a huge drop in 24 hours, getting out quickly is more important than making more.
This afternoon, I already cut my profits from my heavy holdings, leaving only a small bottom position to gamble on a policy reversal.
For me, these kinds of coins are "story assets," their rise and fall depend on narratives, not fundamentals, so don't pour your salary into them.
If you don't understand, ask in the comments. For basic questions like how to set stop-loss for swing trading or how to confirm volume-driven trend reversals, I will directly reply with practical details—don't walk your own wrong path.