$EUL fell 18% in a single day, and it made me go all-in. This drop is basically the last scare tactic to wash out retail holders.

From 2.66 to 1.90—this is more than a halving. While others panic, I’m excited. In the past 24 hours, trading volume hit $650 million, and the turnover rate exploded, indicating the main players are疯狂 swapping positions at the bottom. If it were really a dump-and-run, the volume wouldn’t be this large and there wouldn’t be a rebound. The reality is that when it hit 1.90, there were buyers stepping in to hold it—classic accumulation into the closing auction. Breaking below 1.85 is when it truly turns into a disaster. At around 1.94, this is the golden pit to enter and pick up. Set your stop-loss at 1.80, take profit first at 2.40, and keep your position size to 30%. Don’t go all-in—leave me some bullets to buy the dip.
On-chain data is even more intriguing: the number of token-holder addresses has increased over the past three days despite the trading being halted in a downtrend. Large transfers have been concentrated from 2:00 to 4:00 a.m.—a common technique used by professional market makers. In the short term, the indicators are oversold to the extreme: RSI is already down to 23. The last time it was that low was in October last year, and then it rallied 40%. Who dares say this move won’t be repeated? But I’ll lay out the risk plainly for you: if tomorrow it breaks below 1.85 on increased volume, run—don’t fight the trend.
My style is to feast only on panic sells during brutal drops; others stop loss, I take profit. You think I’m crazy, right? Come vote: this week, can EUL return to 2.2? If you think it can, comment 1; if you think it can’t, comment 2. I want to see how many people go against me. If it doesn’t get picked up, don’t blame me—at the last step, whether you follow or not is on you. The U in my account is already on the way; if you’re scared, keep watching.
If you’re truly not convinced, come to the comments and have a fight—with logic. Don’t just shout “go to zero.”