$MINA lost 25% in a single day, plunging from 0.1258 to 0.0925 on 117.9M in trading volume. At times like this, the most common move is to focus on the drop and try to buy the dip, thinking, “How much lower can it go after falling this far?” The problem is that what you think is the bottom may just be a pit stop for others to sell into. I took a look at the 0.0925 level, and there’s basically no meaningful support below it—the previous rally’s starting point has already been swallowed up. The biggest mistake when buying a coin after a steep crash is confusing “cheap” with “safe.” $MINA has fallen 25%, from 0.125 to 0.093, so yes, it’s cheaper—but until the trend turns, cheap can always get cheaper. If you want to trade it, wait for it to stabilize first: lower volume, and no new lows. Then you can think about entering. Anyone rushing in now is most likely just providing liquidity for the algorithms.