$GUA This move made me lose 40k USDT. After I cut my losses, it surged 30%. I'm literally an ATM magnet.

I recovered only by reviewing my trades. Now $GUA is at 0.2561, with a 24h trading volume of 13.6M. A volume of 130 million RMB is quite resilient for a meme coin.
Today it pumped from 0.1969 to 0.2587, nearly a 30% gain. But I'm not here to chase pumps — look at the data details: the 24h high was 0.2587, and it didn't close at that level, indicating selling pressure exists in the 0.26-0.27 range.
But the volume hasn't shrunk, and short-term funds are still active.
My logic: meme coins follow a resonance of sentiment and liquidity. The volume at the low of 0.1969 surged to $13 million, suggesting that funds were accumulating there.
If it retraces to around 0.24 again within the next 30 minutes (a pullback of about 6% from the current price), I'll take a small position. Why? 0.24 was a consolidation zone before the morning rally, providing support.
If it goes straight to 0.26 or above, I'll skip it and wait for a pullback.
My trading plan is precise down to the numbers: - Entry: place limit orders in the 0.238-0.244 range, position size 5% (based on total funds of 100k USDT, entering 5,000 USDT) - Stop loss: break below 0.218 (2% above the previous low of 0.1969, to avoid being stopped out by a false breakout) - Take profit: first target 0.275, second target 0.30. When it hits 0.275, exit 70%, keep 30% to aim for a new high - Add position condition: if after breaking 0.26, it pulls back but holds above 0.255, add 2%, and move stop loss up to 0.235.
My tag? I'm an on-chain data hound, specializing in eating the regret of meme comebacks. Let me ask via poll: In this 30% pump, did you buy the top and get trapped, or did you bag some gains? Drop your P&L numbers in the comments, and I'll help you see if there's still a chance to exit.
Don't go heavy. Meme coins can double your money or send you to zero in a day. This is just a light position trial plan, not a full-portfolio recommendation.