$HOME fell 21% in a day, dumping from 0.0099 to 0.0077. Trading volume was $135 million—scam sell-off holders and bargain hunters started insulting each other, saying the dumbest X. The bullish camp says: 1) 0.0073 is the previous low support, and the early “double bottom” pattern has already formed; 2) after this kind of crash, huge turnover usually comes with a “bleed” rebound; 3) the team just released a good catalyst but was mistakenly hit by the broader market—after the liquidations, it’s a violent recovery. The bearish camp clenches their teeth: 1) breaking below 0.008 means the trend is invalidated, and the next stop is 0.006; 2) a drop of more than 20% in 24h with a weak rebound shows shorts are controlling the market; 3) on-chain data shows whales are still transferring tokens to exchanges. I’m placing a buy order at 0.0075 with a needle-style entry, take stop-loss at 0.0069, and keep my position under ten percent. At this level, it’s either hell or heaven—don’t bet your life with a heavy position.