AIN plunges 90%! The main force “traps its prey in a jar”—good news has been fully exhausted, and what follows is all bad news. A high point gets hit with a flood of sell orders—this main force’s “trap-in-a-jar” move is really smooth. How should retail investors act?

Personal views and a case study:
Brothers, I’m Anna. AIN dropped from 0.21 to 0.02 with a headlong crash. In just one hour, there was a net outflow of 2.87 million, and in four hours, outflows totaled 130 million. Liquidations hit 6.71 million, and 72% of them were long positions. Leveraged longs were wiped clean—dead and gone. The MACD has a dead cross, and the KDJ is oversold and may rebound, but the capital flow has fully turned bearish.

Trading suggestions and the basis for entry:
Conservative: If it rebounds to around 0.06–0.068, consider shorting. The target is 0.03. If it breaks below 0.022, watch for 0.01.

Is this round a shakeout or distribution? Where is the next support level? Join Anna tonight at 8 PM to break down the main force’s true intentions for you!
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