A lesson learned from losing 110k U: I chased $GUN at 0.0050 without ever setting a stop loss. After that loss, I realized that floating profits in futures are just paper, and liquidation is the real boss. Now I've recovered 60%, and today I’m targeting it again.

Real-time data: Current price 0.0050, up 20.92% in 24h, rebounding nearly 22% from the low of 0.0041, with a volume of 5.4M—increased but not massive. The key is that the price is stuck in the resistance zone of 0.0050-0.0052, which was the turning point for the previous two rebounds. If it breaks above 0.0052 and holds, the next resistance is at 0.0058; if it pulls back, 0.0046 is the first support and 0.0041 is strong support.

My trading plan: Don't chase at this level. Wait for a pullback. Entry: 0.0047-0.0048 (pullback without breaking 0.0046). Position size no more than 5% of total capital. Stop loss: 0.00445 (stop loss after breaking below 0.0041; if this level is lost, the previous rebound was a bull trap). Take profit in two stages: first half at 0.0055, clear the rest at 0.0058-0.0060. If it directly breaks above 0.0052 with volume, don't chase; wait for a confirmation pullback to around 0.0050 before trying a small long position.

There is a risk here: A volume of 5.4M is not very active for a price of 0.005, and the ignition funds are relatively weak. If the volume drops below 3M within 24h, it means the main force is not serious, and I will abandon this trade directly.

Last sentence: 40% of the original capital remains from the liquidation. For this trade, first take back 5% and slowly roll it up. Do you think it will hit 0.0052 first or fall back to 0.0046 first? Vote below.