$LAB Don’t touch it! You think 0.1848 is a bottom? After a 15% point plunge, there’s still a 17% turnover rate. In the $143M trading volume, it’s all panic-sell orders and dip-buyers stabbing each other—24h high at 0.2221 and down to a low of 0.1707. Now it’s rebounding to 0.1848, and the dip-buyers have already been buried for more than 8%. If you go in, you’re filling the hole for the market maker.

Look at the data and you’ll know how disgusting it is: 24h change -15.27%. Before the crash, it spiked into the 0.17 range, which shows 0.18 isn’t support at all—at most it’s the “psychological line of defense” imagined by retail traders. Even scarier: this coin has been declining on shrinking volume for the past three days in a row. Today’s surge in volume and plunge—was it just accelerating the hunt for the bottom, or is it deliberately baiting? Anyone who’s looked at on-chain data knows: the top 10 holding addresses keep distributing and selling, and small retail buyers’ appetite to take the bag relies entirely on betting on a rebound. When this kind of fund structure breaks down, you don’t even get a decent rebound.

If you insist on self-destruction, I’ll give you the only “conservative move” that can keep you alive: strictly wait for the daily candle to rise on volume and hold above 0.165, then consider a small-trade test. Keep position sizing within 1%. Set the maximum stop-loss at 0.148. If it rebounds to 0.19, get out—don’t be greedy. If you chase in at 0.1848 now, and tomorrow it drops to 0.15, you won’t even find the keyboard to cry on.

I’ve fallen into more pits in crypto than you’ve eaten meals. The only part of this message worth your attention is the three words in black and bold—DON’T BUY. Unless you’re already ready with funds to average down after a 50% haircut, touching a coin with such an inflated turnover rate and continuous capital outflows is just handing money to the market. If you truly have the patience to wait until it’s below 0.165, remember to set your stop-loss and then call me.