$UAI This -24.51% bearish candle is a textbook display of market-maker tactics. Let me simulate the market narrative: Dense sell walls appeared near 0.0890 early in the session. Retail traders saw “resistance” and were afraid to chase, but in reality, the market maker was creating the illusion of selling pressure by trading back and forth between its own accounts. Then it used a series of small, roughly 5,000U orders to push the price down. Each time it broke through a key level (0.07, 0.065), it ramped up volume to 5 million U in trading value to trigger panic. The 24-hour trading volume hit 95.7M, with turnover unusually high—this wasn’t distribution, but a classic combination of “stop-hunting” and “liquidating leveraged positions.” The low hit 0.0580, just enough to sweep the cluster of long stop-losses around 0.06, then quickly recovered to 0.0616, leaving a long lower wick. The flow of funds is clear: large on-chain transfers to exchanges surged in the 2 hours before the drop, but there was no sustained outflow after the price made a new low, indicating that the tokens are still in the market maker’s hands. Sentiment is now overwhelmingly fearful, with everyone in the group calling for the price to go to zero. This kind of widespread pessimism often corresponds to a short-term bottoming zone. Trading advice: try a small long position at the current price of 0.0616 (no more than 5% of your total position), with a stop-loss at 0.0570 (exit unconditionally if it breaks below the 24-hour low). First take-profit at 0.0720 (the level that would recover half of today’s decline), second take-profit at 0.0820. If it breaks below 0.0580 on heavy volume, flip short and target 0.0500. For position sizing, keep the risk on any single trade in this highly volatile coin below 2% of total capital. Personal note: I only break down chart structure; I don’t call trades or claim hindsight. Whether to follow is up to you. The chart doesn’t lie. #每周来晒 #Gate广场中秋团圆局