$KOMA Up 33.71% in 24 hours, currently at 0.0173, with a high of 0.0178 and a low of just 0.0128—that’s a nearly 40% swing, with 37.4M in trading volume. People in the group are already calling it “the halving bull run is back.” Don’t get carried away just yet. Let’s compare data from the cycles following the last three halvings: the main rally began about 12 months after the 2012 halving, the peak came about 17 months after the 2016 halving, and the explosive phase began about 18 months after the 2020 halving. By that rhythm, the current post-halving window is probably in the mid-to-late warm-up phase. In other words, a 30%+ single-day surge like this looks more like sentiment leading the way and funds testing the waters than the end of the run. But note one key difference: after the last three halvings, small-cap assets like $KOMA often started moving 3–6 weeks after major coins. It moved first today, which suggests funds are rotating toward higher-risk assets, with market sentiment shifting from “waiting on the sidelines” to “fear of missing out.” Looking at the order book, the rally from 0.0128 to 0.0178 came with a sharp jump in volume. A trading volume of 37.4M is substantial for this market cap, and there’s short-term selling pressure from profit-taking. My advice: don’t chase at the current price of 0.0173. Wait for a pullback to the 0.0150–0.0155 range and build a position in batches. Set a stop-loss below 0.0138 (if it breaks below today’s low), take first profits at 0.0195 and second profits at 0.0220, and keep your position below 15% of your total holdings—don’t go all in. If you’re already in, sell 30% around 0.0178 to lock in profits, and trail the rest with a moving take-profit up to 0.0160. History doesn’t simply repeat, but it does rhyme—and this move sounds like a warm-up, not the finale. Follow for more analysis of the cycle ahead; if anything unusual happens intraday, I’ll post about it on the feed right away. #每周来晒 #Gate股票畅聊季