A single-day blast up 23%—$1000XEC are you still dare to jump in? The roller coaster from 0.0089 down to 0.0064 has just come to a stop; I went straight in by placing an order at 0.0078.

Three sets of hard data: 24-hour trading volume is $201 million, turnover rate exceeds 40%. This rally isn’t driven by retail sentiment at all—there are massive buy orders continuously being eaten below 0.0074, and above 0.0085 another 20,000 sell orders were placed. A classic “market maker shakeout” method—judge for yourselves.
Operation plan is extremely simple: enter at 0.0078 (within an error of about 0.0002 around the current price is fine); stop-loss at 0.0072 (if it breaks below this level, it means the accumulation failed); first take-profit at 0.0085 (a dense area of trapped supply at the resistance); second take-profit at 0.0095 (hold if the previous high is broken on volume).
Keep position sizing under 30%. Those chasing after a surge are either gambling or handing liquidity over—I want the low-buy opportunity in the 0.0072–0.0080 range. If the pullback to 0.0074 holds, add another 20%. If it breaks below 0.0072, cut everything immediately—don’t fight the trend.
Personal note: I only trade coins that show abnormal volume/price action on the hourly chart. This round’s XEC has a clear divergence in volume and price—24-hour amplitude is 37%, but RSI is still around 60, which suggests there’s still room. Still remember: after a blow-off rally, a washout is inevitable. People who chase above 0.0085 are just sending liquidity to the market maker.
No trades outside the plan.