From losing 430k to recovering, $CAP almost broke me again.

Last month I chased this thing high, cost 0.038, woke up and it dropped to 0.019, cut losses at 110k. At the time I thought the narrative was strong and the contract was fierce, but the whales just slammed you with data. Now I'm watching the chart and recalculating — current 0.0233, 24h down 20%, volume 18.2M, down 30% from yesterday. Two key levels: low 0.0228 didn't break the previous low of 0.0216, but the bounce didn't hold above 0.025 either.
Operation plan in three tiers: First, if it retests 0.0225 without breaking and volume recovers, go long lightly with 0.5x position, stop loss at 0.0218, take profit first at 0.0245. Second, if it breaks 0.0248 with high volume and turnover exceeding 25M, add to 1x position, target 0.027, stop loss raised to 0.0236. Third, the cruelest — if it closes bearishly below 0.022, stay out and don't bottom fish. The whales' method is obvious: use high turnover to create upper shadows, then wash out with a waterfall. MACD on the 30-minute chart is converging; the market will choose a direction.
Don't ask me why I'm still trading this coin — because the money I lost is a lesson bought with data. If you want to follow the real-time trading group, check the pinned post on my profile. Remember, position sizing is a hundred times more important than the price level.