$INX 0.0087? Up 21 percentage points and you’re just going to bag it? I bet it drops back to 0.006 within 24 hours; otherwise I’ll livestream and eat this transaction screenshot.

Let me do the math: the 24-hour trading volume is only $4 million, and the turnover rate is low enough to be like a dead fish. Are you the broker’s ATM, or are you the bagholder weed? In the past 6 hours, sell orders stacked in the 0.0085 to 0.0088 range totaled less than $200k—smaller than even a fraction of BTC’s (wagering-wise). If a small amount of capital can pull out this kind of pump, what does that indicate? It means the liquidity is so bad that it breaks the moment someone taps it. You think it’s a breakout? Actually, the market maker bought in at 0.0071, and now they’re dumping at the high to you. Look at the hourly chart—RSI is almost at 70; the oversold signal is this obvious, so why are you rushing in? Don’t tell me “trend reversal.” The data tells me this pump-and-dump is paper-thin.
Trading advice: don’t touch it now. If you absolutely must enter, go in with a small position—short, set stop-loss at 0.0090, and take profit at 0.0075. Don’t exceed 5% position size, otherwise if you get liquidated don’t come crying to me. At 0.0087, there are many people who get jealous, but few who make money. I’ll bet you that within 72 hours, $INX will definitely return to around 0.007; otherwise I’ll be your free three-day trading consultant.
In the comment section, you keyboard warriors—if you really think it can go to 0.01, come make a bet with me. Before you place the bet, show your positions; don’t just talk big. I’m right here in the square teaching people how to avoid traps—if you don’t believe me, check my history—specializing only in these “inflated-but-worthless” coins. One last question: you dare to buy the dip at 0.0087, or wait for it to drop before dipping? See you in the poll. #INX #insider-digging-for-buried-secrets