$BULLA 0.14 Dropped to 0.09—looks scary, but the amount really hasn’t been released. In the first 100 addresses, they’re holding 67% of the chips, and just two addresses together account for more than 90%. With this kind of controlling structure, prices are never really decided by retail traders. Whether they want to push it up or smash it down all depends on the actions of a few people.

When it drops, volume shrinks, which means the people who hold the inventory haven’t moved at all. That earlier move from 0.14 surged up by more than double—so anyone chasing with leverage piled in. Unless those people get shaken out, the “load” later is too heavy. Hasbulla’s celebrity effect is still there; the community hasn’t dispersed. This kind of market driven purely by sentiment—so long as the big players haven’t left—one bullish green candle can reignite the emotions.

Go long directly from 0.098 to 0.102. Set stop-loss below 0.085. First target is 0.14. If it stands firm with volume, keep an eye on 0.18.