$ALLO Friends who entered at 0.34 last night, floating profit 20% in one hour, who didn't catch this wave? The volume for the 15% pump doubled compared to a few days ago, directly breaking through the 0.43 resistance! Is 0.4293 a pressure level or the starting point of acceleration?

Simply put, $ALLO is like a newly opened milk tea shop downstairs: you don't dare to buy when there are few people in line, but when the queue stretches across the street, you rush in only to drink high-priced leftovers. Now the volume has soared from cold to $75 million, and smart money has already swept up the low-priced positions.

My operation: current price 0.4137, light position with half a position, stop loss at 0.38 (the critical point where the milk tea shop queue plummets), if 0.43 holds, add position targeting 0.46; if you missed the entry, wait for a retest of 0.39-0.40 to confirm support before entering. Chasing aggressively at this level is not cost-effective, but being empty feels worse — in a market where both up and down lead to regret, better to try with a small loss.

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