$$NFP Behind the 23.89% gain lies a 26.1M volume trap—is 0.0075 a fake breakout or real distribution?

In 24h, it was pulled from 0.0050 to 0.0075 and then dumped back to 0.0066. Does this pattern look like a pump and dump? Look at the volume: 27.1M, double the previous 24h, but the price has dropped 12% from the high. Volume-price divergence, short-term speculative money is running.
Here is the plan: Entry: Place orders in the 0.0062-0.0064 range, wait for a pullback to buy, never chase above 0.0066. Stop Loss: 0.0058, a breakdown indicates clear exit by the major players. Take Profit: First target 0.0070 (previous high resistance), second target 0.0074 (only if 0.0075 is broken with volume). Position: Light, no more than 3% of total capital. For coins with such volatility, heavy position equals gambling.
Why not wait for lower? 0.0050 is the 24h low, but the current price still has 24% rebound space from it. Short-term profit-takers haven't fully exited. Today's rally looks like a "rebound shakeout"—first squeeze the shorts, then trap the chasing retail investors. Remember: 24h high 0.0075, now 0.0066, those who chased high are at least 12% underwater. Did you buy the top at 0.0075? Comment below.
My discipline: For coins with over 15% gain in 24h, don't touch the first green candle. Wait for a pullback to the 50% retracement level of the gain before entering. NFP's movement today is either a continuation of the rebound or a phase top. Two possibilities, I handle them with a stop loss.
In this round, I only look at the 0.0062-0.0064 range. If it doesn't reach, I don't move. Don't ask me "can I buy at the current price". 0.0066 is still 3% away from my planned entry. If you chase and it drops back to 0.0058, will you sleep well?
Final rule: Below 0.0062, don't catch the falling knife; above 0.0066, don't chase. If it breaks below 0.0058, cut directly, don't hold. No operation outside the plan.