0.1213, down 25 points in the past 24 hours. People who chased longs yesterday are probably crying in the bathroom now. $DIA These guys pumped it to 0.2084 last night on huge volume and sold off. At the high, with $131M in trading volume, retail buyers taking the bag are at least 70%. The market maker’s cost, in my view, is around 0.11. Now the pullback to 0.1213 is clearly washing out bottom-picking floating profit. Keep an eye on the intraday low at 0.1203; if it breaks below 0.1195 again before tonight’s US stock market opens, it will most likely go to 0.105 to fill the gap. Don’t get tempted and grab a falling knife.

My trading logic is simple: at 0.1213 it’s neither here nor there, but volume has already shrunk to half of the early session, meaning the main player has temporarily stopped. There are only two ways to enter—either place orders at the 0.1130-0.1150 range to eat the panic sell, with position size capped at 20%, and stop-loss at 0.1105; or wait for a rebound to hold steady above 0.1340 and then follow, with stop-loss at 0.1270 and target at 0.1550. Don’t believe any nonsense about “bottom accumulation.” This coin’s 24-hour drop is 18% deeper than Ethereum’s, which shows the market maker’s trading channel hasn’t even been built yet.
Remember, with this kind of market-maker stock, the most important thing isn’t guessing direction—it’s waiting for signals. Right now, the 4-hour chart MACD dead cross has just formed, and the RSI is still in the 40s neutral zone. Even if you want to buy the dip, you still need to wait for the next golden cross confirmation. I personally have no positions and am watching; I’ll wait until it really nails down 0.12 as a psychological level.
The market can’t lie.