Do you want to buy the dip on LAB at $0.35?

Look at the surface first: from heaven to hell, in just 30 days.

It surged to $27 in early June, with a market cap of $0.8 billion, and the community went wild cheering for the “next 100x coin.” Then it collapsed vertically, crashing all the way down to $0.35—market cap left with only $110 million. The 24-hour swings are ±20–30%, trading volume is $70 million, and turnover is extremely high.

A string of consecutive long red candles + massive sell pressure—classic “the whales finished distributing, and retail is waving flags on poles.” RSI is in oversold territory, but there’s no bullish divergence at all. This isn’t a pullback; it’s a crash.

First thing: ZachXBT has confirmed it—the team is selling.

On-chain sleuths exposed that team-linked wallets have offloaded about 18.4 million LAB tokens, worth $18.3 million. These tokens came from the 196 million tokens transferred by the team in April—meaning the whale’s cost basis is 0.

You paid $27 for the coin. The team’s holders got it for free, and they crushed it down to $0.35 to sell it to you.

Second thing: On July 14, a bigger bomb is coming.

Tomorrow: the airdrop + investor unlocks.

What does that mean? More tokens—tens of millions, possibly even at near-zero cost—can be sold. At the current price of $0.35, will the unlock recipients sell? As long as there’s profit, they’ll dump.

Some in the community are already discussing $0.1 or even lower.

Third thing: Fundamentally, it’s actually not bad, but trust has hit zero.

LAB Trade’s product really can be used—multi-chain trading terminal, an AI research engine, and low fees. It’s listed on the App Store, and the Telegram Bot is running too. The issue is: no matter how good the product is, if the team is selling tokens, who would dare to trust it?

In tokenomics: total supply is 1 billion, circulating supply is only 310 million, and 70% of the tokens are still not unlocked. FDV is $350 million, market cap is $110 million—there’s still a lot of upside premium room—an “upward” (downward) pricing premium.

Long vs short—you decide.

One side says:

From $27 to $0.35, a 98.7% drop—sell pressure may be nearing exhaustion
Massive trading volume,充分換手, potential for a short-term oversold rebound
Product keeps iterating; not a total empty shell

The other side says:

ZachXBT confirmed team sell-off—trust collapses
A huge unlock on July 14 brings heavy supply pressure
70% of tokens are not yet circulating; the FDV/MC ratio is absurd
BTC is ranging around 62,000, and alts are generally under pressure

Key levels

Resistance overhead: $0.45–0.60 → $1.0
Support below: $0.30 → $0.20 → $0.10

This isn’t investing; it’s gambling. A 98.7% drawdown doesn’t mean it won’t drop another 99.9%. If you’re not a professional short-term trader, never buy the dip.

For short-term gamblers:

Around $0.35, try a small long position. Stop-loss at $0.30. Target $0.45–$0.60. Keep position size within 1% of total funds. Don’t get greedy—if there’s profit, get out. Clean out and watch before the July 14 unlock hits.

Perps:

For dip-believers:

Wait for the July 14 unlock to land, wait for the on-chain sell pressure to digest, and only consider entering in batches after the daily chart shows a high-volume bullish candle + bullish divergence. Jumping in now is catching a knife that’s still falling.

A coin down 98% can still drop another 98%.

You think you’re buying the dip, but you’re really sending the whale the final road fee.

LAB at $0.35—do you dare to buy?

I’m just—waiting until tomorrow’s unlock lands to talk. #PreIPOs第二期OpenAI认购 #LAB两日腰斩53% #世界杯冠军预测 $BTC $ETH $LAB