$STAR A single line was smashed from 0.06089 down to 0.04313; within 24 hours it dropped nearly 15%. The amplitude of this move is larger than the weekly volatility of many coins. The high at 0.06089 has turned into a short-term ceiling, while the lower wick at 0.04313 has temporarily stabilized the chart. But any support without volume is paper-thin—when the trading amount of 7,739,168 is accompanied by a 150 million volume, it shows the dump was done with volume, not a washout. All the short-term moving averages have been broken to the downside. For any rebound, first watch whether 0.0520 can hold; if it can’t, then price needs to be tested again at the low around 0.0431. Place the stop-loss below 0.0420. The initial upside target is the rebound range from 0.0520 to 0.0550. If price breaks below 0.0420, don’t keep holding. So right now, who is holding the line—buyers or sellers? The batch that chased earlier is trapped above 0.0550, while those who picked up near 0.0450 are still waiting for a rebound to get out at breakeven. Before the chart shows a high-volume bullish candle, nobody is willing to take the initiative to go long.

At this point, will you bet on a rebound, or keep waiting?

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