$$RIF Up 20% in 24 hours to 0.0984, but the Fed's hawkish remarks last night directly crashed BTC, can this rebound sustain?

First, the data: RIF market price 0.0892, 24h trading volume $82 million, down 12% from the previous hour. The key signal is that BTC repeatedly wick-tested the $68,000 level, while RIF's RSI has reached 72, the overbought zone. Don't rush to chase highs, let me break down the logic.
After the Fed's statement that "rate hikes may continue", RIF surprisingly did not follow the drop, instead there were strong buy orders near 0.075. I checked the on-chain data, in the past 4 hours, three addresses accumulated a total of 4 million RIF at an average price of 0.082. This is clearly smart money accumulating. But the risk is also obvious: if BTC falls below 66,000, RIF will likely retest the 24h low of 0.074. My suggestion: light position at current price 0.089, stop loss at 0.078 (exit if broken), take profit first at 0.095. If you want to be safer, wait for a retrace to 0.082 before entering, and keep the position within 3% of total capital.
Note a detail: RIF's 24h volatility is as high as 32%. For this kind of coin, T+0 short-term trading is more cost-effective than holding spot. I personally prefer to look for volume-driven upward signals on smaller timeframes, such as a 15-minute candle breaking the previous high with increased volume, then chase a small swing. But don't be greedy; it's normal for such a wild coin to rise 20% and then drop back 10%.
There's a trick to copying trades: observe whether after this Fed meeting, RIF follows BTC's fakeout or strengthens independently. If the latter, it means there is community whale support, with a medium-term target of 0.12. If the former, exit on the rebound.
Finally, a poll: do you think RIF will surge to 0.1 or drop back to 0.07? Choose 1 or 2 in the comments, and I'll reply in real time while watching the charts.
Did you catch this wave?