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$APR This -18.77% bearish candle was my doing. Don’t rush to curse me; you’ll understand once I’ve finished breaking down the trading steps. The early-session run-up to 0.0779 pulled in all the retail FOMO buyers, with trading volume piling up to 149 million. I then sold a third of my core position in batches above 0.075, drove the price down to around 0.0514, and bought back in, creating a 50% range within 24 hours—a classic high-level rotation to shake out weak hands. On-chain data doesn’t lie: volume surged as the price fell, but buyers stepped in at the low, which shows the major players haven’t left; they’re just clearing leverage. At the current 0.0542 level, my advice is clear: try a small long in the 0.052-0.054 range, set a stop-loss below 0.049 (admit you’re wrong if it breaks the previous low), take profit at 0.065, keep your position below 20%, and don’t chase. The sign that this shakeout is over will be the price holding above 0.056 on declining volume. The chart doesn’t lie. #每周来晒

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HODLMorningBell
an hour ago
If it breaks below the previous low, admit you're wrong. Not holding a losing position is the right move.
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LoopPlayer
an hour ago
Stop-loss below 0.049; discipline is acceptable
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CryptoAunty
an hour ago
The high-volume on-chain drop is being absorbed; that’s a reliable read
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ElliottApprentice
an hour ago
Wait for volume to contract and stabilize at 0.056 before confirming.
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CommunityWatchman
2 hours ago
Shaking out weak hands through turnover at the highs—an old tactic
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HoneySniffer
2 hours ago
A 20% position makes sense; I don’t dare go heavy at this level
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TestnetMiner
2 hours ago
First Review
That 149 million wave was indeed an obvious bull trap
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