I was staring at the chart and almost sprayed coffee all over the screen. $ACA — it got cut in half in a day, -51%. Current price is 0.002, and the trading volume is only 371K. According to Binance real-time data, this volume is nowhere near enough compared to usual. Today was purely a stampede and escape.

This morning I placed a 0.0035 order to catch a falling knife, thinking it dropped so fast it must bounce a bit—turns out the moment I entered, I got buried. I set a stop-loss at 0.0028; I took a 20% loss and cut my position. It hurts, but it’s better than watching it stagnate at 0.002. Over on the side, $VIC also crashed -43%—this altcoin wave got slaughtered hard. On the other hand, $NIL surged 34% against the trend, with volume at 11M. Funds are picking targets and clustering—definitely not the “catch the falling knife” logic I used.

What annoys me most is $PNT jumped 45% and I missed the move. Yesterday I hesitated and didn’t enter; today I slapped my forehead. That’s trading: you win less, you lose more, and staying alive depends on discipline. For a selloff with contracting volume like ACA, don’t rush to buy the dip—wait for it to stabilize after volume expands.

Anyway, I’ll take the loss. If you want to play, go search $ACA on Binance, along with $VIC and $NIL, and check the order book yourself—don’t learn from my reckless catching. The above is only my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.