The day before yesterday after work, I had a hotpot meal that cost 300 yuan. Today I realized that money could buy 3,000 more $GWEI. Who knew a single meal's cost wouldn't even come back now? At a price of 0.0891, it's shrunk nearly 19% from 24 hours ago, bottoming out at 0.0791 before bouncing back—exactly like that buddy of mine who eats barbecue whenever he talks about losing weight: the rebound is all about stubbornness. The 24-hour trading volume is $24.9 million. The chart looks lively, but it's all panicked retail investors escaping and toughing it out at the bottom.

In plain English: GWEI is now a toy thrown on the floor and stomped on twice. On the 4-hour chart, after three consecutive long bearish candles, a hammer candle appears—like drawing a self-drawn winning tile after losing three straight mahjong rounds. Whether you win depends on whether the next player steals your win. The buy orders near 0.08 from the big players are as thick as a waitlist number at Haidilao, but the trapped positions at 0.11 are more crowded than rush-hour subway. On the 24th, trading volume suddenly surged to twice the usual—this signal is more jarring than a supermarket clearance sale loudspeaker.

Trading suggestion: If you have no position, buy in batches between 0.085 and 0.09, like grabbing coupons on Double 11 but don't go all-in at once. Position size should not exceed 15% of total funds. Stop-loss set below 0.075. If it breaks through this level, it's like half your delivery spilled—just toss it and accept the loss. Take profit first at 0.10; when it hits that, reduce position by one-third. Don't be greedy. If you're already holding with a cost above 0.1, consider adding near 0.085 to lower the average, but the additional amount should not exceed 40% of your original position. Those in the know can see that this sell-off is actually the big players shaking out weak hands. Those shouting "to zero" are either signal-selling dogs or retail investors talking out of their asses.

One last question: Do you think 0.08 is the iron bottom or a midway stop on a freefall?