$SCRT this drop is 16.43%, but I’m telling you, this isn’t a collapse at all—it’s the starting point for a high-profit opportunity. Those who see $0.015 and panic-sell are basically throwing gold away as if it were trash. Look at the data: 24-hour trading volume is $5M. The price was smashed from $0.02 to $0.01, with an amplitude as high as 100%. This isn’t a useless coin nobody wants—this is a battlefield where both longs and shorts are desperately trading turnover in the $0.01–$0.02 range. SCRT’s market-maker tactics are way too obvious: first they pump it up to $0.02 to attract follow-on demand, then a big bearish candle plunges it to $0.01, blowing up leveraged longs. After that, they quietly accumulate near the bottom. The $5M volume is proof—if it were a real negative-news exit, volume should shrink, but SCRT actually surged in volume, which means money is stepping in to buy at low levels. I’ll tell you, SCRT’s current price is severely undervalued. The $0.015 level is right at the lower edge of a prior dense trading zone. In technical terms, this is called a “breakout and shakeout,” not a trend reversal. Compared with similar privacy-coin projects, SCRT’s market cap and circulating supply simply can’t support this kind of drop—market sentiment has been exaggerated. Even more crucially, on the US stock side, Nvidia’s earnings report is about to come out. Nasdaq futures are moving sideways, and the market is waiting for direction. This kind of high-volatility token like SCRT will react early—so the main funds must be using this news vacuum period to set up the move. Don’t tell me about fundamentals—within high-volatility tokens, technicals + capital flow are the king. SCRT fell from $0.02 to $0.01, then rebounded to $0.015. This is already a second retest confirming support. Next, it will either trade sideways to build energy, or directly flip into a V-shaped reversal. Those who cut losses at $0.01 will look back and slap themselves when SCRT rallies back to $0.02. My take is: over the next 48 hours, SCRT will retest $0.018. If it can break above $0.02 with volume, then this shakeout will be completely over. Of course, there’s also risk: if US stocks drop hard because of a Nvidia earnings disaster, SCRT might probe back to $0.01 too—but that would be the final golden pit. Remember this: in panic, greed; the chips you hold are being delivered to you by others’ liquidation. What do you think?