$$NOM The large bullish candle swallowed all the trapped longs from the past 7 days, with a 24-hour trading volume of 89M directly six times the average of the previous 5 days. During the violent pump from 0.0014 to 0.0023, the RSI shot from 34 in the oversold zone straight to 68, and the MACD just formed a golden cross below the zero line. This is a typical healthy pullback structure after big money swept the market. Now the price pulls back to 0.0018, which happens to be the confluence support of the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level and the 4-hour MA30. I called for a buy order at 0.0016 in the group yesterday but didn't get filled, but the second confirmation at 0.0018 is a more stable second buy point.

This pump is very clever, deliberately avoiding the daily EMA144 resistance zone at 0.0025, letting retail traders who chase the pump change hands around 0.0023. After the shrinking volume consolidation, it is likely to test the previous high. The current long/short ratio of 1.8:1 is not extreme, but open interest did not follow the price surge, indicating retail leverage hasn't been ignited yet, and the smart money still has room to play. Watch the 15-minute chart; if 0.00175 breaks, it's a bull trap, but the 0.0018 level has given two confirmation signals of bottom tests that held.
In terms of operations, at the current price of 0.0018, open a light position of 20% as a base, and add 15% at 0.00172. Set a unified stop loss at 0.00163 — breaking this would mean breaking the daily previous low support. First target 0.0023, reduce half position there and move stop to breakeven; second target 0.0027, corresponding to the neckline of the previous platform. If volume shrinks below 50M tomorrow, take profit directly and don't be greedy. Remember, the profit from such volatile coins comes from a 30% win rate and strict risk management. I didn't set a trailing stop on $YGG last week and suffered a 30% drawdown, don't be like me.
Finally, NOM's pump method this round is exactly the same as the one in July: breakout on volume — pullback on shrinking volume — second acceleration. Now there are three things you need to do: set an alarm to check the charts every 4 hours, place your stop loss order on the exchange's cloud, and call me in the group to watch the charts together. @我