$SKYAI This 16.98% surge is one I engineered with 7.7M in trading volume between 0.0296 and 0.0350. Don’t rush to chase it—let me break down the playbook.

First, in the morning session, I placed two buy orders totaling 800,000 U below 0.0300 to absorb panic selling. Second, after 10 a.m., I used small orders to repeatedly sweep the asks from 0.0315 to 0.0325, creating the illusion of a breakout. Once the chasers came in, I placed my short orders above 0.0330. Third, the price is now 0.0347, with a 24h high of 0.0350, just 0.3% below the peak, and 7.7M in trading volume—this volume can’t sustain a continued rally, so I’ll most likely sell off 60% of my core position in batches between 0.0350 and 0.0355.
So my trading advice is clear: don’t chase at the current price of 0.0347. Wait for a pullback to the 0.0320–0.0328 range and buy in batches. Set a stop-loss at 0.0294 (a break below the 24h low of 0.0296 would invalidate the structure), with a first take-profit target at the previous high of 0.0350 and a second target at 0.0378. Keep your position below 8% of your total capital, enter in three batches, and space each entry 1.5% apart in price.
If you’re itching to enter now, use a 2% position to test the waters, set a stop-loss at 0.0330, and exit if it breaks—don’t hold on. This rally has already used up the short-term upside; chasing higher is just providing me with liquidity.
Old K, who trades swings in my group, entered at 0.0302 yesterday and has already cut half his position at 0.0345 today, moving the stop on the rest to breakeven. He never tries to guess the top; he just follows volume. You can learn from him too—watch the 0.0350 level: follow if it breaks out on volume, but if it’s a low-volume false breakout, reverse and look for a pullback.
The chart doesn’t lie. #每周来晒 #Gate广场中秋团圆局