From 0.0803 to 0.0987, with a 17% swing in 24 hours—this $YB price action looks like it’s been welded onto a spring. At 0.0942, chasing in is just bag-holding; if you don’t exit, then you’re just waiting for a pullback.

The trades I bought on dips yesterday: entered around 0.082, took profit at 0.0985 for 16 points, and shifted the position to the stop-loss line. Right now, no chasing longs and no shorting—just watching a few key levels: 0.0900 is support; if it breaks, the bulls will accelerate the bleed. 0.0987 is resistance; unless there’s a breakout with volume, it’ll stay range-bound. If YB retraces to the 0.0880–0.0900 range, you can try a long with a small position; set the stop-loss at 0.0855. Take-profit in two stages: 0.0950 and 0.0985. If it directly spikes to 0.0987 but without volume, don’t chase—wait for a pullback and confirmation.

24-hour trading volume is $21M; liquidity is enough, but don’t bet on one-way moves.
For personal short-term trading, position size is always capped at 20%. Once the stop-loss is set, don’t move it. This coin is volatile, but there’s no fundamental support—it all runs on sentiment and the market maker drawing lines. 0.0942 isn’t a comfortable entry; I’d rather miss than chase. When take-profit hits, stop—don’t get greedy for the last copper.

Comment with “1” and I’ll see how many people are still holding bags. No out-of-plan trades.