JCT dropped 20% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of 9.1M, hitting a low of 0.0032. This drop is enough to scare off 90% of people. But I only pay attention to one signal: if this 0.0032 level cannot hold, the next support is 0.0028—the panic selling hasn't released volume, indicating that the main force hasn't run away and is still accumulating.

My plan is simple: place buy orders at 0.0032–0.0034, stop loss at 0.0028, and take profit in two levels—first target 0.0038, second target 0.0042. Control position to 5% of total capital, don't be greedy. If it breaks below 0.0032, don't add more; wait for a second confirmation at 0.0028 before considering.
Why is it worth trying now? A 20% drop in 24 hours but only 9.1M in volume. Compared to the volume during the previous pump, it's clearly shrinking, indicating that selling pressure is exhausted. 0.0032 is a previous low support. If it can hold here, a rebound to 0.0038 would be a 10% space, with a favorable risk-reward ratio. But if it breaks, stop loss immediately, don't hesitate. Discipline is more important than direction.
Don't ask me if you can buy the dip; I only give executable prices. Enter at 0.0032, reduce position at 0.0038, clear position at 0.0042, stop loss at 0.0028. Don't act unless the price reaches the planned levels. Chasing ups and downs is the fastest way to lose money.
I am the disciplined one who only buys low and sells high. I don't shout signals or get anxious; I only watch for signals within the plan.
No operation outside the plan.