The stop-loss was just hit, and then I got caught in a small coin crash before the pump to $BTC . The $NFP dropped 65% in a single day; the price was directly smashed down to 0.00181, with a trading volume of 3.8 million. This isn’t a normal pullback—it’s a classic sign of a liquidity gap: limit orders get instantly consumed, and panic selling triggers the dump. I’ve bottom-fished like this before—after catching it, it still fell another 30% before finally bottoming. If you don’t buy the dip here, don’t try to catch a falling knife.

Now about CHIP: it’s up 36%, with more than 26 million in volume, and that volume looks suspicious. During the market rebound, small caps also surged, but a 36% move paired with this kind of volume either means the project team is effectively pumping and singing their own praises, or someone is deliberately pulling the price up to attract followers right before distributing. My take: it’s a trap—don’t chase.

The funding rate at 0.0091% is still within a reasonable range, meaning the derivatives market isn’t in full frenzy. But after $BTC spiked to 82300 and then fell back, it suggests heavy sell pressure overhead. Under these circumstances, the small coins that suddenly skyrocket are basically expendable.

If you’re holding any of these coins, my suggestion is to exit first and watch from the sidelines—don’t make things hard for your own money.

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⚠️ Personal opinion only; not investment advice.