$TLM 24h surged 68% but actually lost a lot! 30% of position stuck at 0.0018 for averaging, now floating loss of 9 points needed to break even. This pump went from 0.0009 to 0.002 and then pulled back, the script is as familiar as if engraved in DNA.

My complete trading plan: At current price 0.0015, add positions rhythmically for day trading (make T), keep 15% base position unchanged, use 20% for swing trading. If the 15-minute candle closes firmly above 0.0017, sell the existing trapped orders and wait for a pullback to 0.0014-0.0015 to re-enter; if it breaks below 0.0013, immediately cut all swing positions and strictly hold the stop loss at 0.0012. Take profit in three tiers: sell 30% at 0.0018, 40% at 0.003, and set a trailing stop for the remaining 30%.
Two scenarios predicted: 1. If it briefly breaks above 0.0022, it's likely a fakeout, must reduce position near 0.002, wait for a second dip to around 0.0012 before going all in. 2. If it falls back to 0.0012 with shrinking volume before tonight, it means the pump funds have distributed, immediately clear all positions and go short, next support at 0.0008.
Now consolidating near the zero axis, volume has shrunk to 160 million, halved from the peak, this is the most dangerous signal – the whales may be distributing while pumping. Don't think you can chase after a double, check the records to see how many people were trapped by $TLM at 0.0035 last time. Position-wise, total investment should not exceed 15% of account, keep 30% in USDT for black swan events.
Remember, old friends: For coins that suddenly spike in volume at the bottom, after the first wave of pump, there will definitely be a washout. Either wait for the second wave with a golden cross on the minute chart moving averages, or set up a position at the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement level. I'm guerrilla trading near the zero axis, will update results in the comments.