$$TRIA After a 17% crash in 24 hours, it bounced back to 0.0276, but trading volume surged to $100 million — I've seen this script countless times, and it's always a precursor to retail investors being dumped on. Source: CoinGecko real-time data.

Translation into trading logic: After hitting a bottom at 0.0227, TRIA rebounded 22%, but with abnormally high volume reaching 104M, indicating intense hand-changing between bulls and bears. The key signal is the 24h high of 0.0346. A penny coin that can stabilize after a single-day oscillation of 52% is by no means retail behavior; it looks more like market makers washing out and accumulating. But don't rush in — 0.0276 happens to be the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level of the previous decline. A breakout above 0.03 is needed to confirm the reversal; otherwise, it's just a bear trap during a rebound.
My actual trading operations: Already added 1% position at 0.0245, with stop-loss placed below 0.021 (strictly 2% risk of principal). Take-profit split into two tiers: first target 0.033 (previous high), second target 0.042 (weekly resistance). If tonight it can break above 0.028 with volume, I will add 0.5% in an inverse pyramid pattern, but I won't chase highs — under this volatility, chasing highs is just giving money to the big players and bots.
Is the news already priced in? No. TRIA's on-chain active addresses doubled in the past 4 hours, but the number of holding addresses hasn't moved, indicating that short-term hot money is playing a daily settlement game, not institutional accumulation logic. Wait for the next 4-hour candle to close above 0.029, then it's a signal. Judge for yourselves, I'll keep watching the charts.