A coin can be down double digits and still be the one everyone pretends they understood six months later.

You're staring at an 11.26% slide on a name you still believe in, stuck between the fear of becoming exit liquidity and the greed of buying the next green candle before you've decided what "wrong" looks like.

I'm still constructive on $1000RATS, and the levels that actually matter are $0.03 and then $0.04. In prior cycles the names that worked weren't the ones with the loudest targets. They were the ones where you decided in advance what those prices meant: take something off, or admit the thesis broke. $BTC usually writes that script first. When $ETH confirms that risk is actually back on, smaller names either follow with real volume or they fade, and a target without that context is just hope wearing a number.

The useful question isn't whether a strong move shows up on schedule. It's whether your plan still exists if price never tags those levels.

Where do you think this goes from here?
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