$$AIGENSYN $0.0317, up 21% in 24h, but 30 million trapped at the 0.0408 high, is the main force distributing?

Position: Flat, preparing for short-term shorts. 24h volume 300 million, extremely high turnover rate, dropped from 0.04 to 0.03 within 5 minutes. This kind of high-volume stagnant pattern holding longs is gambling with life. I've been trading for 12 years, and this structure of three consecutive bearish candles with long lower shadows is 90% a signal that the pump is over.

Trading plan: - Entry: Enter shorts in batches around current price 0.032, add 10% position for every 0.0015 drop. - Stop loss: 0.0365 (cut losses if it breaks tonight's high). - Take profit: First target 0.028, second target 0.025 (24h low). - Position: 15% of total capital, don't go all in.

Predict two scenarios: 1. If within 2 hours it retests 0.03 without breaking and volume shrinks, it's a shakeout to trap shorts. I'll immediately close shorts and go long, targeting 0.038. 2. If it directly accelerates downward breaking 0.03, and the 30-minute chart shows consecutive bearish candles, then 0.025 is the true bottom. Hold position with stop loss overnight.

Operating advice: Don't touch longs. Retail FOMO buyers are all placing buy orders at 0.04 to get out of losses. The smart money is likely to clear leverage before pumping again. Stick to the plan, set stop loss after entry, don't hold.

Results will be updated in the comments. Here's a challenge: If it breaks 0.03 before 22:00 tonight, I'll send red packets. If not, vote on whether I flip—only these two outcomes.