$VANRY 47% in 24 hours, hit a high of 0.0045. What am I thinking? Today I got in at 0.0029, spot position with cost basis 0.0031, now up 42% floating, at 30% of total position. The current order book shows short orders densely clustered at 0.0046-0.0048, with a long/short ratio of 1.2:1.

My complete plan is as follows: at current price 0.0044, I will neither add nor reduce positions. If it breaks through 0.0045 with volume and holds, I will add a 0.2x leveraged long, increasing position to 40%, targeting 0.0052. Stop loss set at 0.0038. If it retraces to the 0.0039-0.0040 area with low volume, I will add 0.5% of position to aim for a second top, with stop loss at 0.0036.

Two scenarios are anticipated: Scenario A: before 2 AM, a high-volume breakout above 0.0045 indicates capital is chasing this meme narrative, with the next resistance at the 0.0051 dense position zone. Scenario B: a spike and pullback, unable to hold 0.0042, meaning retail emotional traders are pumping it. I will reduce 20% of position at 0.0043 to lock in profits.

At this point, I guess you're hesitating whether to chase. Don't worry. On the track, $DOGE and $PEPE are both pulling back, and $VANRY is still waiting for a confirmation signal. Watch the 15-minute timeframe; as long as the MACD doesn't diverge, there's still a chance.

I'll update the results in the comments.