$TAC yesterday was 0.0038, and anyone who didn’t run it is now stuck around 0.0032 as a decoration.

It’s down 13% in 24 hours, and the trading volume is still $28 million—what does that mean? There are people who are washing trades and there are also the ones who aren’t afraid to chase the bottom. I’ll be direct: this market now is the stage where the market maker is deleveraging.

First look at the data: in 24h, the low touched 0.0031 and the high was 0.0038, with an amplitude close to 20%. But the trading volume has dropped from about $5 million in the early session to around $3 million now, which shows that the retail buyers chasing the rally have already stopped moving. What the market maker wants is for you to be afraid—the more panicked you get, the more he accumulates. If the 0.0031 level breaks again tomorrow, then the support area below is around 0.0028—that’s the recent cost line for building positions. If it holds and rebounds, then 0.0035–0.0038 is the first sell-off range.

My trading plan: at this level the cost-effectiveness is average, but you can try with a small position. Place a limit buy around 0.0032 with 1% of your position, set the stop-loss at 0.0029, and take profit first at 0.0036. If tomorrow, within the first half hour after the open, it can hold above 0.0033, then add another 1% position and move the stop-loss up to 0.0031. Remember: if it breaks below 0.0031, you must exit—don’t try to outlast the market maker.

Finally, something practical: this coin’s 4-hour chart is still in a descending channel, and until the MACD forms a golden cross, bears remain in control. Don’t fantasize about a sudden pump—right now the market maker is grinding your patience. When the trading volume shrinks to below $10 million, that’s actually a bottom-picking signal. The chart won’t lie—this is just waiting for the moment when volume expands.