$$KORU at this level, over the past 24 hours it’s been dumped from 22.4 to 18.1, down 15%, but the trading volume is 939.0 million—this isn’t a normal drop. Someone is aggressively accumulating. If you think this is a breakdown, you might miss a comfortable bottom-buy entry.

Technical signals: The price has broken below the 20-day moving average; MACD shows a dead cross, but RSI has already fallen to 28 and entered the oversold zone. To be direct, this is a typical bullish divergence at a bottom: the price makes new lows while volume shrinks, and the short-side momentum is weakening. Short-term risk hasn’t fully been released, but for the medium-to-long term, capital is already placing consecutive buy orders around 18.1 to “block blades.” That level is a dense prior-chunk area.

As for actions, I don’t recommend chasing shorts—if you follow it down, you may get slapped by a rebound. My plan is: if the price retraces to 18.1 and holds without breaking, then take a small position to go long; stop loss at 17.8. First target 19.3, second target 20.1. Keep the position size within 15%. If it breaks below 17.8, then wait and reassess around 17.2, where there’s weekly support.

Also note: although 18.24 looks cheap, the daily chart hasn’t reclaimed the neckline at 19.0 yet, so it’s not time to “all-in” heavily. Don’t think about bottom-ticking—just aim to catch the fish body of the rebound.

Let’s interact: do you think today KORU will reach 19.3 first, or break 18.1 first? Leave your direction in the comments. I’ll randomly pick one and send a free strategy breakdown recap. Same as always—follow trades, not hype. Profit and loss are on you.

Finally, one more thing: I’ve been following KORU’s structure for three days. This kind of shakeout method looks familiar—last time PEPE bottomed out like this too. It wasn’t an ad; it’s the coin I’m actually trading in my live account. Scroll back to my earlier post records in the square—you’ll know I never talk big.

$$KORU 18.24 level—straight up: this is the potential right shoulder of a head-and-shoulders bottom after a second dip on the daily timeframe. 18.11 is the key line in the sand. Over the past 24 hours, it plunged from 22.39, down 15%, but the trading volume of 939.6M is up 22% versus the prior day—meaning the shakeout and the main force’s accumulation are accelerating at the same time. KDJ is in the oversold zone and a golden cross is near; MACD green histogram bars are shortening; and the bullish divergence signal has already appeared. Current price is below the 24-hour average of 19.20, so there’s room for a technical repair.

If 18.11 doesn’t break, I’ll enter with a small position at 20% size, with stop loss set at 17.85 (confirming failure by breaking below the prior low). First target 19.30 (24-hour average resistance), second target 20.10 (hour chart MA60 pressure). If it breaks below 18.11, then you must stop out and exit; the next support to watch is 17.50 (weekly MA120).

Position management: Don’t believe in anything about full-cap all-in “梭哈.” This is currently left-side probing. Wait for a high-volume breakout at 18.70 before adding up to 40%. If you’re already stuck above 22, don’t rush to average down…