10 minutes ago I bought in at a dip on PHAROS with 0.3861. Now it’s up to 0.4749; with 1000 U, it has become 1230 U. Your friend is still waiting for a pullback—he’s already down 30% of his position, and it’s tied up elsewhere.

PHAROS vs the sh*tcoins recommended by your group: same 1000 U principal, and the results are worlds apart.
First round: price increase vs PHAROS—PHAROS’s 24h gain is 22.52%, rising from 0.3861 to 0.4774, with an amplitude over 23%. The group coin is down 8% today; your 1000 U is now only 920 U. PHAROS earned 225 U, while the other side is down 80 U—difference of 305 U.
Second round: volume showdown—PHAROS has 24h turnover of 18.9 million U, with ample liquidity; big orders can’t smash through. The group coin’s turnover is only 2.1 million U; you place a 1000 U sell order and it can slip the price by 3%. Want to run? It’ll cost you an extra 30 U.
Third round: highest-lowest intraday volatility—PHAROS’s intraday high is 0.4774 and low is 0.3861, with a price spread of 0.0913. If you got in at 0.3861, you’re already up 23% on paper. The group coin drops from 0.02 to 0.018, a decline of 10%; even your stop-loss won’t have time to save you.
My trading advice: Entry—at the current price 0.4749 you can chase with a small position, but the safer move is to add on a pullback in the 0.45–0.46 range. Set the stop-loss at 0.43; if it breaks, leave decisively. Take-profit target is 0.52; if there’s a breakout with volume, hold up to 0.55.
Position sizing: Don’t let any single coin exceed 20% of total funds. Chasing highs now is only suitable for a 10% position.
Remember, PHAROS is the engine of this rebound—not a follower coin.
People choosing PHAROS are already counting profits; people who chose wrong are still in the group asking, “Can I still average down?”—if you chose wrong, don’t blame me; the data is all here. Decide for yourself.