$TRIA Looking at this trend, BTC nearly liquidated me last night when it dropped below $58k, but it managed to bounce from $0.0227 to $0.0285, a 19% gain. Calculating capital efficiency, at least 50% of the $17.3M trading volume came from the Asian orders around 3 AM, which is even more intense than Fed Chair Powell’s statement during the hearing that "inflation stickiness exceeds expectations." Quantified data: BTC saw a net capital outflow of $320 million in 24 hours, while TRIA bucked the trend to absorb capital, with a correlation coefficient of only -0.7, indicating that major players are playing an independent trend.

This asset fits the current hot topic of "fluctuating rate cut expectations" perfectly: The FedWatch tool shows the probability of a September rate cut dropped from 68% to 42%, the market is in chaos, but TRIA's daily U-shaped bottom has already formed, with the 24-hour low of $0.0227 being a solid bottom—hard to break in the short term. So the operation advice is straightforward: Build a small long position near the current price of $0.0285, set a stop loss at $0.0265 (a break below would be a false breakout), and take profit initially at $0.0312. If it breaks above $0.032 with volume, chase it to $0.035. Position size shouldn't exceed 10%; this token has a circulating supply of only 120 million—pump can be fast, but flash crashes can be quick too.

By the way, I mentioned in the group yesterday that "TRIA is correlated with the Meme sector, but institutions are quietly accumulating," and now it's verified—address count increased by 112 in 24 hours, and whale wallet holdings rose by 0.8%. Don't ask which group—I'm the bald trader staring at the screen at 3 AM every day, @我老周就行.

Engagement hook: Comment below—can TRIA reach $0.03 tomorrow? I bet it can; if I'm wrong, I'll eat a keyboard live tomorrow.

Did you catch this trend?