$ONE Down 25% in one day, and at the current price of 0.0015, it’s hovering right at the 24h low. With this kind of wick-heavy action, I’m watching just two things: volume is still 127M with no drop-off, which means panic sellers are still unloading. My plan is simple—don’t catch the falling knife; wait for structure.

Entry: Place staggered limit orders in the 0.00135-0.00142 range. This is a 3%-5% buffer zone below the previous low; only buy a pullback, don’t chase a rebound. Keep the initial position at no more than 5% of total capital. Add another 5% if it breaks below 0.0013, keeping the total position under 10%.
Stop-loss: 0.00122. Exit immediately if it falls below that; don’t average down or ride it out. A coin that’s been cut in half often gets cut in half again. Discipline is worth more than conviction.
Take-profit: First target at 0.00168 (the 0.382 retracement level of today’s drop); sell half the position. Second target at 0.00185 (the midpoint between the 24h high and low); close the rest. Execute when the price hits the target; don’t get greedy for the final tick.
One more note on my coin selection criteria: I only trade assets where volume hasn’t collapsed but the price has been hammered into a hole by sentiment. $ONE 127M in volume fits that criterion, but only if it first holds above 0.0013 for two 4-hour candles; otherwise, the plan is off.
Position sizing: For a high-volatility coin like this, I keep the risk exposure on any single trade below 1.5% of total capital. With a stop-loss of about 10%, that implies a maximum position size of 15%. The 10% I outlined above is already the conservative approach.
One final engagement question: do you think $ONE this move is a shakeout or the end of the trend? Comment “shakeout” or “end” below, and I’ll review the answers tomorrow. If you want to follow disciplined trades without the emotion, follow me—plan first.
No trading outside the plan. #每周来晒 #Gate广场中秋团圆局