$DODOX 24 hours down 18%, lowest at 0.0159. I’ve been watching this 0.0161 “bloodline” for two days. A lot of people want to bottom-fish, but let me tell you: how many times can you pick up gold from a pile of trash? To be honest, the bottom structure hasn’t been confirmed at all. Before the turnover rate rises, this spot is still a knife-edge—living off the edge by licking blood.

My discipline plan is simple, and I’ll put it up front: Entry price: 0.0150. Wait for a second pullback to confirm. Don’t place orders. If it bounces directly back to above 0.017, I will not chase—wait for the next chance. Stop-loss: 0.0142. If it breaks, leave immediately. Keep the loss within 5%. Don’t hold onto a losing position. Take-profit: first target 0.0185, second target 0.0203 (previous high), reduce position in batches. Position size: 5% of total funds. I’d rather make less profit than bet big with a heavy position.

With the current trading volume, expanded to 7.8M, but it hasn’t been matched with price stabilization, indicating turnover is still in the left-side selling pressure phase. Many friends see a daily drop of 18% and get scared of missing out, but I’ll算 you a figure: if you buy at 0.016 and it falls to 0.014, you’re down 12%. But when it rebounds to 18%, you’re up 12%. In the long-vs-short game, survive first, and only then you have the right to make money.

Why choose 0.0150 for entry? Because it’s the 24-hour low of 0.0159 with a little extra buffer below it—also a psychological stop-loss level. If it can’t hold here, it will most likely go look for the 0.013 area. Trading isn’t gambling; it’s about calculating probabilities.

Remember: if you’re not at your level, just watch. If it rockets to the sky, it has nothing to do with you. No actions outside the plan.