Hot take: $SKYAI Day trading volume down 17% isn’t a “cut and run” signal—it’s the final bear-market “washout” and a forced FOMO trap by the market maker. The only way for bears to survive is to buy the dip.

Now SKYAI is at 0.0288. In the past 24 hours it was smashed straight from 0.0366 to 0.0285, a drop of 17.43%. Trading volume is 17.7M, which looks big—but think it through: is 17.7M being dumped out by the buyers who are buying and throwing that much money into the sell pressure, or is it being used to suppress price and accumulate shares? The data is right in front of you: the low at 0.0285 has already broken the prior support at 0.03, but sell volume near 0.0285 is clearly shrinking. And this level is exactly the densest accumulation zone since last November. If the market maker really wanted to distribute, once 0.028 breaks, there would be no support underneath at all—they should just let it fall freely. But this sideways consolidation means someone is stepping in.

Let me do the math for you: in a bear market, after the price has already fallen more than 80% from the high, the probability of dropping another more than 15% is only 35%, but the probability of a rebound of 30% is 62%. SKYAI has already dropped more than 85% from its historical high. At this point, the trapped supply has almost no new sell pressure. The main force can produce a big bearish candle and trick the panic sellers using just a small number of orders. What you should do is set a small position by placing orders around 0.0285 (0.01 lots). Put your stop-loss below 0.0265. Take-profit first at 0.035—don’t get greedy. In a bear market, if you get 20% profit, run half.

Don’t tell me about MACD dead crosses or volume divergence. When the main force deliberately smashes the market, those indicators are all used to fool idiots. When you see panic sellers cutting their losses, I see the market maker getting fuller pockets. The market is full of complaints right now— the more viciously people are cursing, the more successful this washout is.

Is there anyone bold enough to announce in the comment section the price you plan to buy at? I bet 90% of people won’t place orders below 0.028. @我下注, let’s see who gets liquidated first.