$CAP Most people see this line and rush to a conclusion at -7.64%—but after taking another look at the volume-and-price structure, the story is completely reversed. The low is at 0.05507, but the close is at 0.05525. The lower wick only consumes less than half a percent of the space—showing that the bottom-picking crowd no longer wants to buy deeper.
Turnover is 13.02 million, trading volume is 220 million, and the average price corresponds to 0.0589—6.6% higher than the current price. This means that today’s dumped shares are mostly being sold at a loss by holders who are above the average price, not by low-level panic sellers. The structure of a sell-off on shrinking volume is such that sellers actually have no shares left to sell.
Key levels are posted directly: resistance 0.0621 is today’s high and also the daily overhead pressure zone. First watch whether 0.0585 can hold. If it can’t, it’s a weak rebound. If support at 0.0550 breaks, watch 0.0516; if it’s lost, this round of decline will truly begin to accelerate. Stop-loss is below 0.0508,
#CAP
Turnover is 13.02 million, trading volume is 220 million, and the average price corresponds to 0.0589—6.6% higher than the current price. This means that today’s dumped shares are mostly being sold at a loss by holders who are above the average price, not by low-level panic sellers. The structure of a sell-off on shrinking volume is such that sellers actually have no shares left to sell.
Key levels are posted directly: resistance 0.0621 is today’s high and also the daily overhead pressure zone. First watch whether 0.0585 can hold. If it can’t, it’s a weak rebound. If support at 0.0550 breaks, watch 0.0516; if it’s lost, this round of decline will truly begin to accelerate. Stop-loss is below 0.0508,
#CAP