A trading value of 51.87 million RMB triggered a 24% surge, and this $ACE capital inflow is not coming in the right way.

The low at 0.0835 was pulled up to 0.1530, and within an hour it swallowed the past three days’ volatility. Now it’s consolidating after a pullback around 0.1130. You think this is a range-bound market? Wrong—this is the main force using real money to sweep up near 0.1. After pumping it up, they deliberately let retail get trapped in the sell-pressure zone at 0.15 to wash out floating positions.
If you get this analogy: it’s like the fruit shop downstairs—suddenly the owner pays 200 yuan per jin to buy durian, then turns around and sells it to passersby for 100 yuan. A normal person wouldn’t run a loss-making business unless they’re trying to monopolize the supply channel. That’s what ACE is doing now—big money is continuously taking orders in a high turnover-rate area (24h trading value is 527 million), and the goal is absolutely not to sell to retail at the highs.
If you currently hold tokens, set your stop-loss below 0.09 (if it breaks, it means the logic has collapsed). Don’t get greedy on take-profit—wait and gradually reduce positions when it pushes into the 0.13–0.15 range. If you’re currently in cash, don’t chase the rally; wait for a pullback around 0.10 to rebuild your core position, with a stop-loss at 0.086. Remember position management: at this level, no more than 30% of your position—don’t learn from gamblers doing all-in.
One more thing: from a monthly chart perspective, ACE’s bottom is seeing a sudden spike in turnover rate—similar to the washout structure before last year’s SOL rebound. But don’t worship it—there are no gods in crypto, only bloodied tokens.
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