Have you had an experience like this too—staring at the screen as a line drops straight down, and you don’t even have time to hit stop-loss before it falls? In 24 hours it’s down by nearly two tenths; this line, with $ONE , has dropped directly from 0.00523 to 0.003429, then only rebounded slightly. The current price is 0.003564, stuck in a low-range consolidation zone.

This round of heavy selloff came with a volume of 63.28 million coins and a turnover of 260 million. Yet the funding rate hasn’t moved at all, staying at -0.0027%. That means the shorts aren’t adding fresh positions—selling hard, but the “squeeze” card hasn’t been played. The key is whether the low at 0.003429 can hold. If it holds, first look for 0.00418, and if the rebound is strong, target 0.00490. If it can’t hold, set the stop-loss below 0.003130—don’t fight the trend. With a trading volume of 260 million, once the next candle closes, if it can stand above 0.0037, this move will finally be able to “catch its breath.” 👀

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