$LAB This dump this round was done by my own hands. If you don’t believe it, go check the 15-minute chart—0.1957 was the price I sold into, and the base position bought back at 0.1472 is mine. In the $97.9M trading volume, 30% of it is my orders. The little amount you follow the crowd and dump isn’t enough for me to accumulate—I don’t even need it to fill the gap in my teeth.

Since 23:00 last night, I placed three layers of trap sell orders to bait shorts: the first layer at 0.188 to press down with $300k, the second layer at 0.176 to pretend to support but actually offload, and the third layer at 0.158 with a circuit-breaker-style smash through—just to push the 24h low down to 0.1472. Retail sees -19.85% and will definitely panic, but 0.1538 is the cost zone where I rebuild my position. Got it? This fast selloff only expanded volume but didn’t shrink volume. On-chain, instead, there are 127 more addresses adding positions with over 50k U in the 0.15–0.16 range—those are all from the same batch of entries as me.

Trading plan: Right now 0.1538 is the second support level. If you still have a position, don’t cut it. I plan to add another 10% of my position size in the 0.148–0.152 range. The first target is to see the previous high at 0.195. Set the stop loss at 0.1385. Don’t talk to me about long-term faith—this month I’m going to do two swings. First, raise the average price to above 0.17, and second, coordinate with a small-timeframe catalyst to pull it back to 0.22. The little bit you have is, at most, accounting for 2% of my expected profit.

Prediction for the next hour: from 0.1538 to 0.158, it will first push up with upper wicks, then retrace to 0.151 to confirm support. It looks like it’s continuing to drop, but actually I’m washing out the last batch of longs. What you should do is: place a bid order at 0.151, and place an order at 0.158 to sell a quarter of your position—don’t get greedy. The market won’t lie. Brothers who think they’re good at calling it, start watching $LAB order-book barrage from now on.