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It’s 2:47 p.m. Beijing time, and UNI just touched 5.6390 five minutes ago—just a hair short of the 5.65 resistance level I mentioned last night. Don’t rush to chase it; bulls and bears are changing hands around this level, and the $228 million in 24-hour volume is no joke.
Today, the broader market hasn’t provided a clear direction, while UNI has independently posted a 9.43% move, showing that some capital is quietly at work. But take note—around 5.63 is the dense trapped-holder zone from the past two weeks. If it can’t break through, the move is pointless. My scenario is: either a volume-back

The data looks off: the $1000BONK 24-hour price range is 17.8%, but the trading volume is only 36M. This volume cannot support a 15% rise.
On-chain data shows whales placed a 50 billion buy order around 0.0028 to prop up the price, but sell orders are clearly piling up at 0.0033—a typical wash-trading pump-and-dump structure.
Three possibilities: first, market makers are washing out holders and accumulating ahead of production-cut news; second, an exchange’s internal hedging desk is deliberately painting the chart to trick retail traders into taking the other side; third, it is a passive rebou

STAR climbed from 0.112 to 0.136 in 24 hours, up 16%, and is still consolidating near the highs. Those chasing it are all betting on sentiment continuing. I only look at positioning: the current price of 0.1345 is just one step away from the high of 0.1362, but volume has not confirmed it. A 2.6M trading volume cannot support this kind of gain, so a divergence could emerge at any time.
The plan is clear: only enter on a pullback to 0.1280-0.1300, with a stop-loss at 0.1245. The first target is 0.1380, and if it breaks through, watch 0.1450. Keep the position within 20%. This is a rebound, not

CRV surged 19.58% over 24 hours to 0.3567, with $56 million in trading volume, but there is no US CPI, nonfarm payrolls, or Fed minutes today. This kind of surge without macroeconomic drivers is purely a battle of capital and is more dangerous. I checked CRV’s correlation with US stocks: over the past 30 days, it was only 0.21 with the Nasdaq and -0.34 with the US Dollar Index—in other words, this move is speculative capital in the market using the narrative of the Curve founder’s buyback to push prices higher. The Fed’s liquidity has not loosened, so don’t fantasize about a trend reversal. My

$牛来 dropped 19.77% in one day with 200 million in volume. This is absolutely not a shakeout—it’s a sell-off. I’m betting it will continue breaking below 0.09 tomorrow. If I’m wrong, screenshot this and come roast me.
The guys who bought 30kU at 0.1009 just now—are you feeling a chill down your backs? It surged from a high of 0.1337 to 0.0980, with a 36% 24-hour range. I’ve only seen this kind of movement in tokens headed to zero. Don’t tell me anything about a bull-market comeback. A real comeback doesn’t move like this. A real comeback is a low-volume grind downward, not a high-volume crash t

$$PROM was at $7.28 five hours ago and is now at $5.28, down 14.77%—this isn’t a pullback, it’s a waterfall. The intraday low was $5.20, with $227 million in trading volume, all panic selling. Who’s buying? I don’t know, but I do know that sell-offs of this magnitude are usually accompanied by one of two situations: either the bad news is fully priced in and a violent rebound follows, or there’s another wave of selling. Which side are you betting on?
Let’s start with the scenario analysis. If PROM can hold steady in the $5.20–$5.30 range with declining volume before the U.S. stock market open

$BLESS 30 minutes ago, it just smashed through the psychological $0.01 threshold, and is now lying at $0.0097. The 24-hour trading volume is $30 million, with turnover at full capacity. A slow decline under this kind of volume is not something retail investors can create. While watching the market, I saw a long upper-and-lower wick from $0.0134 to $0.0096, with the wick depth exceeding 28%; estimated open interest in contracts has likely been flushed out once again. Note that this is not panic selling, but a classic tactic by the main players to accumulate below $0.01—first liquidating longs,

$CYS fell 34% in half an hour, plunging from a high of 1.025 to 0.518. This isn’t a roller coaster—it’s straight-up free fall. It’s now flat at 0.55, like a clearance sale at a market before closing, but nobody dares to buy.
Put bluntly, this coin saw 1.55 billion in 24-hour trading volume, with turnover through the roof, showing bulls and bears battling fiercely between 0.5 and 1. At 0.55 now, it’s only 6% above the low, but the rebound is weak, like a deflated balloon.
Would I trade it? If your position is small, you can cautiously try a small long position if 0.52 holds, with a stop-loss a

$USELESS surged from 0.065 to 0.095 in one hour, with 136 million in trading volume—is this really something retail traders can pull off? I’ve been watching the order book: the best-bid wall gets eaten and then replenished, as if someone is holding back a big move.
Bullish case: first, volume at the bottom tripled—smart money isn’t stupid; second, after breaking the previous high of 0.0949, it held on the pullback, a classic shakeout pattern; third, the 24h turnover rate is outrageous, the entire supply has changed hands, and selling pressure has eased.
Bearish case: first, it surged 32% right

In half an hour, it dropped by 21%, from 0.0581 to 0.0445, with a trading volume of $29 million all from sell orders. This morning's pump was just a trap to lure in buyers; after retail investors bought in, I immediately canceled my orders. Now, the support at 0.0442 is the last wall; if it breaks, it will go to 0.041. Don't rush to catch the bottom; watch the volume when it rebounds to around 0.047. If the volume decreases, continue to short. Keep your position at 20%, set a stop loss at 0.0438, and aim for 0.0415; only bet if the risk-reward ratio is sufficient. The contract open interest fo

$$FLOCK is now at 0.0415. Are those who didn’t sell at 0.0488 earlier panicking now? Don’t panic, but don’t rush to average in either.
After this big bullish candle finished its surge, it immediately pulled back 12%. The 113M volume looks lively, but it is actually all short-term speculation. The 24h low of 0.0338 shows there is support below, but the 0.0488 level trapped a batch of momentum buyers, so a direct recovery will be difficult in the short term. My rule is simple: I don’t touch the first bearish candle after a sharp rise. I wait for a structure to form before acting.
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ARB’s 31% surge has humbled all the bears, but this big bullish candle may conceal signs of distribution. I don’t care how high others call for—I only catch falling knives according to my rules.
Plan: buy on a pullback to 0.103-0.105, with a stop-loss at 0.098; first target 0.115, and 0.122 if it breaks through. Use 30% of the position, and strictly prohibit chasing the current price of 0.1095. If it spikes to 0.112 but fails to break through on declining volume, you must halve the position and lock in profits—I’ve suffered too many losses from paper gains turning into losses.
The data backs i

$ZORA Whatever you do, don't touch it! Its 24-hour volatility is 51%, with $338 million in trading volume. This kind of shitcoin is just serving up retail traders to the market makers. I just saw a guy chase the price up at 0.0112, and now he's stuck at the top of the mountain getting blasted by the wind. His account shrank 17% in a single afternoon. You think a 17.63% gain is an opportunity? It's bait for the meat grinder.
Let the data speak: it surged as high as 0.0112, crashed as low as 0.0074, and is now stuck at 0.0093, a typical wick-heavy market. Retail traders simply can't beat quanti

$RIVER dropped 14% overnight. With the same 1,000U entry, some people now have only 860U left, while others have already grown it to 1,500U. The difference is whether you chased the top or bought the dip. RIVER is currently at 1.4390, touching a 24h low of 1.3520 and surging to a high of 1.6960. Was that roller coaster ride thrilling? The 23.4M trading volume shows massive disagreement, with bulls and bears frantically changing positions.
First, the bearish logic: From 1.696, it crashed to 1.352, a drop of more than 20%. The rebound to 1.439 is merely a weak bounce, with heavy overhead supply.

I just closed my SKR liquidation position, losing 80k U before learning what chasing pumps can cost. I’ve now recovered 60%; this lesson was bought with real money, and it’s all here.
SKR is currently at 0.0280, with a 24h swing of over 64% and $1.09 billion in trading volume—this liquidity is no ordinary shitcoin. But note that the pullback from the 0.0349 spike has formed the first long upper wick; chasing longs is just handing tokens to the market makers.
My plan: Place 20% of my initial position in the 0.0265-0.0275 range, stop-loss below 0.0245 (if the previous low support fails, get out)

$AGT Last night at 0.0147, no one dared to take it; now it’s at 0.0173, eating up 14 points in 24 hours, with $7.3 million in trading volume—this isn’t a pump, it’s someone catching the water with a bucket. I said before that coins of this size don’t need a reason to pump, only consensus. The question is, are you under the faucet or in the bucket?
My move: don’t chase at 0.0173; buy near 0.0162 on a pullback, set the stop-loss at 0.0145, with a first target of 0.019 and 0.021 if it breaks out. Don’t go all-in—use 30% of your position to test the waters, and wait for the direction to become cl

$$APT 0.5230, down 4.28% over 24 hours, with a high of 0.5464 and a low of 0.5056. Was this roller coaster ride thrilling? Don’t rush to buy the dip—hear me out first.
This coin is like fish at a market just before closing: the price is cheaper, but you need to weigh how fresh it is. Trading volume is $32.3 million, down significantly from the past two days, showing that big money is sitting on the sidelines. Retail traders, don’t become cannon fodder.
My strategy: If you want to bet on a rebound, test the waters with a small position around 0.5150, set a stop-loss at 0.5050, and take profit a