$SKYAI 0.3491, I'm betting 3 Ethereum that it breaks 0.38 within 24 hours. If not, I'll live stream myself deleting my account.

Don't scroll away yet, check the data: In the past 24 hours, trading volume is $22 million. For a project with a market cap of less than $40 million, the turnover rate exceeds 50% — this is not retail FOMO, it's smart money grabbing chips. Yesterday's low was 0.283, and today it directly pumped to 0.352, up 23% in 24 hours. But the scary part is that the 1-hour candlestick shows no decent pullback at all; every time it dumps to 0.33, it gets bought up instantly. On-chain monitoring shows that over the past 6 hours, more than 8,000 new wallets have bought in batches, with an average holding of about 0.5 ETH — typical institution accumulation through hashed addresses. Have you ever seen a shitcoin project where, after a 25% pump, the net inflow of large orders remains positive? That's exactly what's happening now.
My orders are set: at the current price of 0.349, I'm entering with 30% of my position, stop loss at 0.32 (if broken, it means the whales are distributing; I'll take the 5% loss and admit defeat), first target 0.38. When it hits, I'll reduce half of my position and go for 0.42 with the rest. If you're afraid of chasing, wait for a pullback to around 0.334, but don't expect a deep retracement — liquidity has been dried up. Whales have piled up 120k buy orders between 0.32 and 0.33. This is damn guerrilla warfare strategy.
Don't tell me about market correlation. Bitcoin has been sideways for three days, but this coin pumped a strong bullish candle on its own. It's related to Starknet's new AI agent suite. Newbies won't understand, but groups in the GameFi sector are already buzzing about it. Don't believe me? I'm not a shiller; I'm just talking about data. If you think I'm wrong, take a screenshot and come back tomorrow to slap me in the face. I'll take it.