$EVAA The price crashed 17.89% to 0.8546. Actually, I purposely chased the top and entered at 1.1150. You guys laugh at me for being stupid, but tonight I’m going to use this wave of bloodshed to double down on shorting “dogs.”

Just looked at the data: 24-hour trading volume is $65.1M, which is more than triple the market cap. This kind of abnormal liquidity can only mean one thing: the market maker is疯狂换手 at the bottom. You’re staring at the drop and mocking me as the bag-holder, but I’m seeing that the lowest point at 0.8212 is only 4% away from the current price. The market maker smashes through the cost line to set up the trap—the goal is to shake out all of you who panic-sell at a loss. If it really were going to crash, trading volume would shrink, not blow up with churn.
In terms of execution, I’m directly showing my trump card: add to the position at the current price of 0.8546. Set the stop-loss below the integer level of 0.8000, right to the outside of the 0.8212 low to guard against a fake breakdown. Take-profit is split into two tiers: first target to fill the gap back to 0.9500, second target to look for a new high at 1.1500. Position sizing is 30% of the existing capital, keeping reserves to ride the next leg. Don’t learn from those shorts pretending to be cool—at this level the shorting odds are extremely bad. If the market maker pulls back to 1.0, you’ll all get liquidated—your liquidations, your liquidations.
The most exciting reversal logic is this: DeFi protocol TVL data will update in the early hours, and EVAA net inflow over the past 3 hours has surged 220%. On-chain data never lies. At the end of the washout, huge volume comes in—not a sign of a half-knife drop, it’s “refueling before takeoff.” Go ahead and curse me as a contrarian indicator—I’ll be waiting to see how many people in the comments actually dare to follow me and hang their stop-loss orders.
Either the gamblers or the hunters—pick one. My position is already on the table. Anonymous keyboard warriors—come flame me.