Still short at 0.4058? You figured out the bottom position at 0.3062, but you didn't calculate my turnover rate of 26.4M in transaction volume.

$UAI The order book suddenly saw dense pending orders. I used three steps to reveal the market maker's cards. Step 1: The 24-hour gain fell from 26% to 24.52%. On the surface it's a pullback, but in reality, at the intraday high of 0.4069, there is a concentrated selling pressure of 4.3M in volume—a classic "fake pressure, real absorption." Retail investors sell at the resistance level, and I just used a limit order at 0.3960 to scoop up 3.8M. Step 2: Whose bottom line is 0.3062 in the early morning? Look at the minute chart: from 0.3062 to 0.3562 in 30 minutes. This 45-degree angle rally wasn't driven by volume; it was internal exchange matched orders to create panic—but data doesn't lie. After breaking 0.3062, the turnover rate spiked to 12%, meaning the bottom chips have already been locked by me. Step 3: Now at 0.4058, look closely—there are 2.1M sell orders on the order wall from 0.4000 to 0.4069, but only 0.8M buy orders below 0.3950. I'm building a consensus of an "ascending channel." But remember, my target is distribution at 0.4360; 0.4069 is not the end.

Operation advice: Add 1/3 of current position at 0.4000, stop loss at 0.3850 (the 60-day moving average pullback level of 0.3062), take profit in two batches: reduce 30% at 0.4200, clear at 0.4360. Don't exceed 30% of total position. The 26.4M turnover was concentrated within 12 hours. If volume shrinks below 5M tonight, exit immediately. I have a long order at 0.3957 waiting to catch the offer. My group has been trading this coin with me for three months; this is the second time we use the "bottom lock + pump and dump" pattern.

The chart doesn't lie. That bullish candle rising from 0.3062 is the start of my next round of manipulation.