$UAI Cut in half in one day—anyone who was at 0.25 this morning is feeling the pain now.

It’s like paying 50 yuan for a ticket in the morning, then coming out in the afternoon to find scalpers at the entrance selling tickets for 20, with a buy-one-get-one-free deal. It’s down 33.65% in 24 hours, plunging from a high of 0.25 straight to 0.1042 and now barely holding at 0.1256, with trading value at 243 million—this isn’t a normal pullback; someone is dumping in size, and panic selling is cascading.
Market sentiment is clear: the bulls have basically been stunned, and rebound volume isn’t keeping up; every small bounce gets pushed right back down. Trading value is rising while the price falls, which shows sellers are in more of a hurry than buyers, while buyers are waiting for lower levels. There are generally two possibilities behind this kind of move: either early holders are taking profits en masse, or someone is getting out ahead of news they know about. There’s no positive news to offset the selling so far, and sentiment is bearish.
Here’s my practical advice: don’t rush to buy the dip at this level. Wait for it to settle and move sideways on lower volume around 0.10-0.11 first. If you want to play a rebound, keep your position below 20%, look for signs of stabilization around 0.11 before entering, and set a stop-loss below 0.10—if it breaks, don’t try to ride it out. The first resistance above is at 0.15; take half off there. If you’re already underwater, don’t panic-sell at the bottom, but don’t add to your position to lower your average either; first see whether it can hold above the previous low.
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