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$UP $UP All-in ultimate mastery, deciding success or failure in one move. When you originally have nothing, what is there to fear about having nothing? All-in has never been reckless; it is the highest form of wisdom in this market. Don’t talk to me about technical analysis, support levels, resistance levels, or RSI overbought, MACD bearish divergence. Open your eyes and look at today’s gainers list: UP surged 15% leading the pack, BEAT, H, UB all soared over 9%, BILL and PARTI closely followed, the screen is full of dazzling green. This is sentiment, this is trend, this is the truth more effective than any indicator. In the face of absolute emotional waves, all technical analysis is worthless. Those who cling to candlestick charts calculating points and waiting for pullbacks will always miss out. They always think that after a big rise there will be a fall, always waiting for a lower price to get in, but once sentiment rises, it won’t give you any chance to turn back. It will just keep rising, rising until you doubt your life, until you finally let go of all concerns and sell everything to chase in, only then will it grant you a negligible pullback. I have seen too many people grind at the bottom for months, make a few points of profit and run, then watch helplessly as the coin multiplies ten or twenty times, slapping their thighs in regret; I have also seen too many people study various indicators and analyze all kinds of news every day, only to see their accounts shrink. In a bull market, the most useless thing is being smart, the most valuable is courage. What does it mean to go with the trend? This is going with the trend. When the whole market is crazy, when all funds rush in the same direction, when buying any coin can make money, the only thing you need to do is fire all your bullets, go all-in, full position, just do it. Don’t fear highs, don’t fear drops, don’t fear being trapped. During the emotional upswing, every pullback is a chance to get in, every high point is just a temporary stop. Today you think UP at 0.2 is high, tomorrow it will rise to 0.3; today you think UB at 0.21 is expensive, next week it will surge to 0.5. What you think is the peak will look like the foot of the mountain in hindsight. Those who mock going all-in will never make big money. They are cautious, they are hesitant, they are always waiting for a so-called "perfect timing," but there is no perfect timing in this world. The best timing is now, this moment, when sentiment is hottest. Don’t hesitate, don’t overthink. Fill your position, add your leverage, throw away all your fears. Going all-in is courage, it is faith, it is the only chance for ordinary people to defy fate in this brutal market. Win, and you soar to the sky, completely changing your destiny; lose, and you can start over. This is the crypto world, this is the path we choose. Just do it! $UP #美国4月CPI录得3.8%，超出预期 #Anthropic三个月估值涨156% #日本国债收益率创29年新高

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$UP To be honest, when I first saw this candlestick, I couldn't help but laugh. This is not just a contract launch; it's clearly handing out a "welcome red envelope" to everyone still on the sidelines. It's like a new store just opened, and on the first day, it's packed with people, so busy that the threshold is almost broken. Look at this day, it shot up from 0.229 to 0.262, giving everyone plenty of room for imagination right from the start. Even the moving averages haven't had time to react, and the price has already surged out. This kind of rise without resistance is the most direct signal. From the order book perspective, this wave of increase is entirely the result of capital scrambling for shares. Look at the 24-hour volume; it shot up to 1.3M right after launch, significantly higher than its past daily average. This indicates that it's not just a small-scale pump; it's real capital fighting for chips. It's like freshly steamed buns; everyone knows they're hot and delicious, and everyone wants to grab the first one. No one wants to wait until they cool down to eat. Although the price has already risen a bit, if you look back at its starting point, it's only 0.229. This level of increase for a newly launched contract is really just an appetizer. Many people always feel that the price is too high to enter, but think about it: a newly launched coin has no pressure from trapped positions above, no historical burdens. As long as the capital is willing, who knows how far it can go? Let’s talk about something mystical. The launch of a new coin inherently carries the "timing and geographical advantages" of fortune, just like a newcomer who has just debuted; the platform provides ample traffic, and everyone is watching it. Any slight movement can be magnified tenfold. Especially for newly launched contracts, many experienced players understand that at this time, the contract depth is shallow, the market is light, and there’s almost no resistance to capital pushing it up. Coupled with the platform's traffic support, it can easily create a one-sided market. Moreover, this wave of increase started right from the launch, giving no opportunity for people to ambush at low positions, indicating that the main force does not want retail investors to get cheap chips. They would rather push the price up and make you chase it than let you pick up bargains at low levels. This attitude is already very clear. From a "physical" perspective, this coin is like a young man who has just come of age, full of strength, uninjured, and unburdened by debt. It can run without even panting. It has no past trapped positions, no psychological shadows left by long-term declines. As long as the capital is willing, it can keep charging forward, like a blank sheet of paper, ready to be drawn on. Many old coins have trapped positions above them, and after a few steps, someone will sell, but new coins are different; the path ahead is clear. As long as capital keeps coming in, it can keep rising. Just look at its performance right after launch, and you’ll know that the main force does not want to give you a chance to pull back, fearing that you might get in at low levels. In this situation, the more you wait for a pullback, the less likely you are to get in. I know many people will say that newly launched coins are risky, fearing that after a rise, they will crash. I completely understand this concern. But look back at how many new contracts launch, only to rise sharply before crashing? The problem is, if you don’t dare to participate in this main upward wave, what opportunities can you seize in this market? It’s like seeing a new store just opened, and everyone is lining up, but you’re afraid it will close down and don’t dare to go in, only to watch it become more and more popular, eventually missing out on the chance. Of course, I’m not saying you should go all in; I’m just saying that the period right after a new coin launches is its golden period. As long as you manage your position well and don’t go all in, even if there’s a pullback later, you still have room to operate. In fact, after trading for a long time, you’ll realize that opportunities are never just waiting to be found; it’s a matter of whether you dare to participate. When you see it rising and think the risk is high, you’ll be even less likely to enter after it doubles, and in the end, you can only watch it go further and further away. A newly launched contract is inherently a low-risk gambling opportunity provided by the market. There’s no historical pressure, no complex market signals. As long as capital is willing to push it up, it can keep rising. Tell me, isn’t this kind of opportunity more appealing than those old coins that go up for two days and down for three?

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$BASED Let me say this upfront, I'm not here to sugarcoat things or persuade you to cut your losses. I'm just sharing my perspective as someone who has been navigating the market like you, breaking down what I can see without hiding anything. First, let's look at the most straightforward price trend. After surging to 0.15 on the first day of listing, the subsequent decline has faced almost no significant resistance. The daily chart is filled with large bearish candles, and there hasn't even been a stable short-term rebound platform. Every time there seems to be a slight sign of a bottoming out, it quickly turns around and is smashed down to new lows by fresh selling pressure. The price has now dropped to around 0.056, cutting nearly two-thirds off the peak. This decline is not a normal correction; it feels more like funds are leaving the market without regard for cost. If you look at the indicators, all the short-term moving averages are diverging downwards, showing no signs of turning around, indicating that the bearish momentum has not been exhausted. The current buying pressure cannot withstand any selling pressure; even a slight sell order causes the price to drop. Now, let's talk about trading volume. If you look at the volume over the past few days, it is gradually shrinking, which is not a good sign. Many people think that a decrease in volume during a decline means it can't go down any further, but that's not the case. A decrease in volume indicates that there are no new funds willing to enter the market to take over. Those in the market are either stuck and doing nothing or have already cut their losses and left, leaving behind passive positions. A market without buying pressure is like a stagnant pool; the price can only slide down due to inertia because no one is willing to step in to support it, and no one dares to bottom-fish. The 24-hour trading volume is only over six million, which is too weak for a newly listed coin. Forget about rallying; even stabilizing the price is difficult; a slightly larger sell order can drop the price by several points. Now, think about the deeper issues. This is a new coin that was pushed to a high point right after its launch, clearly indicating a wave of short-term speculation by funds. The biggest problem with such projects is the lack of sufficient consensus and long-term funding support. Once the speculation ends, it's inevitable that the funds will flee. The rotation of hot topics in the market is too fast; new coins come in waves, and no one will stay on a weakening asset for long. There are too many opportunities outside, and funds will naturally flow to places with profit potential. If you look at the order book, the number of sell orders far exceeds the buy orders, indicating that the trapped positions above are still waiting to break even. Once the price rebounds even slightly, these trapped positions will rush out, directly snuffing out any signs of a rebound. Many people still hold the idea of "waiting for a rebound to exit," but this mindset will put you in a passive position. When the rebound actually comes, you will likely hesitate to sell due to greed or a sense of luck, resulting in being trapped again. Another very real issue is market sentiment. The overall environment in the crypto space is not good right now; funds are inherently cautious, especially towards new coins that lack any fundamental support. Without new stories or positive news, the market driven solely by speculation will leave behind a mess once the funds retreat. The current decline is essentially a dual collapse of sentiment and funds; this collapse cannot be reversed by a few words of "faith"; it requires real funds to enter the market and rebuild consensus. From the current market situation, there are no signs of such a development. I know many people are feeling either unwilling to accept such losses and want to bottom-fish to lower their costs, or they have become numb and simply don’t care anymore. But I must say honestly, at this position, the risk of bottom-fishing far outweighs the opportunity. You might think you are catching a falling knife, but you could just be taking over someone else's position, with a high probability of getting caught halfway up the mountain. And lying flat is not a solution; there are too many projects in the crypto space that go to zero. Not all trapped coins will have a chance to recover. Instead of placing your hopes on an uncertain future, it’s better to think about how to protect your principal and prevent losses from snowballing. I’m not saying this coin has no chance at all; it’s just that all the current signals do not support an immediate reversal. The market is never short of opportunities; there’s no need to stubbornly cling to a weakening asset. If you really want to participate, it’s better to wait for it to show clear signs of stabilization, such as increased volume and a halt in the decline, regaining short-term moving averages, and showing sustained buying pressure before considering entering. Until then, all bottom-fishing actions are just a head-on collision with the bears, and the likely outcome is severe losses. You don’t need to rush to refute me; the market will provide the most truthful answer. You can observe for a while longer and see if what I’ve said unfolds step by step. After all, in this market, those who survive do not rely on luck but on a respect for risk and rational judgment. $BASED

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$UP Oh my God!!! UP is crazy again! 0.2849, a 26% increase, nearly 30%, just look at this line, from 0.2138 straight up to 0.2982, just a tiny bit short of hitting 0.30! I was sitting on the toilet scrolling through this market, almost dropped my phone in the bowl. MA5 is 0.2771, MA10 is 0.2698, MA20 is 0.2442, the price is like riding on fire wheels, leaving all moving averages behind, even SUPERTREND has dropped to 0.2349, but that’s unreachable. MACD red bar is 0.0044, DIF and DEA spread out like a peacock’s tail, beautifully bubbling. But brothers, look at that RSI6—80.72! RSI12 is also 79.41, RSI24 is 76.69! What is this? This is severe overbought, this is the heavens ringing the alarm bell. I admit I missed out, yes, I missed out. A few days ago when UP rose from 0.2 to 0.28, I made a small profit and got out early, now watching it surge another 26%, my heart feels like a cat scratching. But I dare not chase, really don’t dare. Chasing at this level, if it pulls back 10%, where would I put my old face? But I’m a stubborn person, can’t hold back. I just placed a small long order at 0.281, really just 0.5 position, almost nothing. Why dare I enter? Because SUPERTREND has already risen from 0.202 to 0.2349, the trend is still up, volume has expanded from 176 million to 192 million, indicating new funds are coming in to take over. My take profit is set at 0.32, that’s the next psychological barrier, once it hits, I’ll run, no lingering. Stop loss is at 0.265, a bit below MA5’s 0.2771, why? Because if it breaks below MA5, it means this rally is the last party, I have to slip away before the party ends. This trade, if I profit it’s luck, if I lose it’s deserved, who told me I can’t control my hands. To those of you who have held from 0.21 until now, I congratulate you sincerely. But I also advise you: move your take profit up a bit, say to 0.31, then raise your stop loss to 0.27, so even if there’s a pullback, you can keep most of your profits. Don’t be like me before, holding from 0.15 to 0.28 and not selling, only to regret when it fell back to 0.2. This UP, RSI is already 80, every time RSI hits 80 historically, it’s followed by a big bearish candle or at least three days of sideways consolidation. I’m not bearish, I’m reminding myself and you. Finally, a cheeky thing to say: I hope it rises another 20% tomorrow, so my small order can have a taste too. But I also hope it pulls back soon so I can add some positions. This kind of contradictory feeling, do you understand? If not, it means you haven’t been educated enough by the market yet. $UP

$DOGE Ah, Doge, oh Doge, why are you so steady? 0.11389, not a cent more or less, closing flat. Look at your brother UB, jumping all over the place, and then look at you, like a meditating monk. But I like it, steadiness has its advantages. First, about the market feel, don’t be fooled that it didn’t rise today. SUPERTREND is at 0.11071, like a soft cushion, and the price 0.11389 is lying just three cents above it, so even if it falls, it won’t hurt. The MA5, MA10, and MA20 lines are all tangled between 0.114 and 0.115, and the price is weaving among them like a slippery loach, very slick, but you can’t catch it diving down. The key news is that DOGE futures open interest increased by 5.09%, reaching $1.79 billion! What does this mean? It means big money is quietly coming in—not to do charity, but to shake things up. Today’s volume is 8.268 billion, about the same as yesterday, but look at the MACD: DIF 0.00066, DEA 0.00092, histogram -0.00052. The death cross happened, but the green bar is so short it’s almost invisible, like a breath in winter that dissipates before forming. I call this kind of death cross a “fake death,” pretending to be dead to fool retail investors. From a mystical perspective, 0.11389, 11389 sounds like “want to prosper forever.” Today’s change is 0.00%, zero, which is a “spiritual zero,” a lucky zero. The name DOGE, dog, what does dog mean? Dogs bring wealth. Look at the 24-hour low of 0.11266, just two cents above the SUPERTREND at 0.11071, but it never touches it, like a dog guarding its food—touch it and it bites. The big increase in futures open interest means the dog’s tail is wagging; the faster it wags, the more it’s about to pounce. Medically speaking, this is called “resting heart rate slightly elevated, but blood pressure normal.” DOGE climbed from 0.10557 slowly to 0.11389, steps not big, but each step landed on the moving averages, like an elderly person in rehab walking an extra hundred meters every day. The MACD death cross is like a minor premature beat on an ECG, harmless. SUPERTREND is like a pulse oximeter, at 0.11071, blood oxygen saturation 99%. Have you ever seen a dying patient with 99% blood oxygen? No. It’s just lazy, doesn’t want to move, waiting for the owner to tease it with jerky. Alright, enough teasing, let’s get to business. My position isn’t big, but it’s cherished. Current price 0.11389, long position, like throwing out a piece of jerky. Stop loss at 0.11050; if it breaks below SUPERTREND, I’ll accept it, losing about 3%. Take profit: first target 0.11850, near the previous high, take half off there, and watch the remaining half for 0.1220. Don’t ask me why 0.122, because when the dog runs, you can’t hold it back. $DOGE, be good, listen, go up.

$UB Oh, it dropped? Don’t joke, this is called a “strategic retreat,” got it? UB is down 3.95% today, at 0.21982, sliding down smoothly from this morning’s 0.24821. But look where it stopped sliding? Right on the MA20 line—0.21793, not even a hair’s breadth below it. This is the main force teasing you: don’t worry, I’ve got your back. I’ve been in this business for over ten years, I’ve seen this kind of movement many times. SUPERTREND is at 0.19113, like an old eunuch, bent over catching it from below. The price is still over two cents away from it, it won’t fall further. MA5 and MA10 are pressing from above, but that’s because it surged too hard the past few days, it’s tired, just taking a breather, isn’t that okay? MACD has a death cross, histogram at -0.00252, as green as matcha cake, but look at DIF and DEA, only 0.00126 apart, about to hug each other—this is a “fake death cross,” just fooling the kids. RSI6 is only 44.68, neither feverish nor cold, normal temperature. Volume shrank, 742 million coins, amounting to 163 million, nearly 20% less than yesterday. Shrinking volume pullback, shrinking volume pullback, engrave these four words in your mind, okay? The old saying goes “a drop on shrinking volume won’t go far,” like throwing a stone into water with no splash, meaning the water is deep. Mysticism? 0.21982, 219, love should last, 82, it’s made it. Today’s drop of 3.95%, 395, wants to save me. The name UB means “having coins,” if you have coins, what are you afraid of? Look at that low point 0.19666, compared to the previous bottom 0.09990, it’s more than doubled. Now it’s retesting 0.22, that’s not a drop, that’s solidifying the base, preparing for the second jump. Medically, this is called a “belch after a meal.” Previously it went from 0.099 to 0.248, got full, belched, spit out 0.03, stomach feels better, then continues eating. SUPERTREND is the stomach bottom, 0.191, hasn’t been touched yet. If you’re afraid even of a belch, then don’t eat. My levels, no pretense. Current price 0.21982, go long, like ordering a plate of peanuts, not expensive. Stop loss at 0.19050, if it breaks 0.191, run, lose 13 points, hurts? Yes, but bearable. Take profit first at 0.235, exit half there, the other half at 0.248, the previous high. When it hits 0.248, remember to touch and run, don’t be greedy. $UB, you are “having coins,” not “sick.” Only the sick cut losses at the lowest point, those with coins are all laughing.

$ETH Ethereum, oh Ethereum, how did you end up like this? 2256.89, down 1.76 points, neither high nor low, neither dead nor alive, like a middle-aged person drained by life, too afraid to shout they're tired. I look at that SUPERTREND, 2313.80, hanging high above like a lantern forever out of reach. The price has been wandering below it for who knows how long, every attempt to climb up is slapped back down. MA5 is 2258.17, MA10 is 2274.90, MA20 is 2267.67, three lines like three tangled old ropes tightly choking the price; if you try to push up, they squeeze the breath out of you. MACD death cross gaping open, DIF -5.97, DEA -4.79, green bar -2.36, though small, the color alone is irritating. Honestly, I feel helpless. Yesterday I saw the news—"Vitalik transferred 50.25 ETH through Privacy Pools"—and my heart skipped a beat. You say you’re transferring, fine, but at this critical moment, when a whale moves, retail investors panic. I had a long order at 2280, thinking it could hold above MA20, but what happened? I woke up to it dropping straight to 2236, almost gave me a heart attack. Although it bounced back a bit now, my position was already stopped out, losing less than two points, not painful but frustrating. I’m now completely out, really, not holding a single bit. It’s not that I don’t want to hold, I just don’t dare. Look at this trend, falling from 2318, each rebound’s high lower than the last, lows also getting lower—this isn’t just volatility, it’s a slow decline. Slow declines are scarier than crashes; with crashes, you can bottom-fish, but slow declines are like boiling a frog in warm water—by the time you realize it, you’re already cooked. So my strategy now is one word: wait. Wait until it climbs back above the SUPERTREND at 2313 with volume, then I’ll consider entering. If it keeps falling to around 2200, I’ll lightly buy a long position, yes, at 2200. Stop loss at 2170, take profit at 2280. Why 2200? Because it’s a previous psychological level and just a bit below the 24-hour low; at that point, there should be a technical rebound. But I’ll only take a small position, no more than 10%. Because I know very well, Ethereum in this state won’t recover in a day or two. To those still stuck above 2300, I advise you: don’t hold on, really don’t. Cut your losses, then wait for another chance to enter. Don’t make things hard on your account. I’ve seen too many people hold from 2400 down to 2200, from 2200 down to 2000, and finally get liquidated. This market won’t reward you for holding longer; it only rewards you for admitting mistakes quickly and losing less. My words may sound harsh, but every sentence is bought with money. My plan is simple: at 2200, I add one long position, take profit at 2280, stop loss at 2170. If it doesn’t reach there, I won’t move. If it dares to break below 2200, I’ll place another long at 2150, stop loss 2120, take profit 2250. But only two positions max, no more. Because if Ethereum falls further, there’s support at 2000, but I don’t want to gamble on that support. My mood now is both tired and clear-headed. Tired from watching the market all day and earning nothing; clear-headed because I know what I should and shouldn’t do. Finally, here’s a phrase I wrote on the edge of my monitor: Don’t fight the trend, don’t make things hard on your own money. When this trade hits take profit, I’ll buy two good bottles of wine; if it hits stop loss, I’ll go running to run off the loss. $ETH

$BTC Bitcoin, the big coin, you finally softened just a little. 80590, down less than one percent, not painful or itchy, just like the waist of a middle-aged man. You say it’s no good, but it can still hold on; you say it’s good, but it aches faintly. I’ve been staring at this daily candle for about half an hour, the tea beside me cooled and I refilled it, refilled and cooled again. Look at that SUPERTREND at 79552, like a tightly stretched guitar string, the price is hovering above it, falling then bouncing back, bouncing then falling, never giving it a decisive break. MA5 is at 80635, MA10 at 80970, two lines like two tired legs that can’t move anymore; MA20 at 80306, like an honest person quietly supporting from below. The MACD golden cross is still lit, DIF 118.9, DEA 93.3, red bars 51.1, looks okay, but look at the K-line trend—from 82001 down, it didn’t even touch it before turning down. What does this mean? It means the bulls are scared, it means that news “Iran’s foreign minister: received messages from the US, they want to continue negotiations” is not a big positive at all, at best it’s a neutral fart. Let me be honest with you, I still have a base position, not much, 20%, average price around 78,000. This wave bounced from 79,000, I originally wanted to sell half around 82,000, but it didn’t give me the chance. My mood now is like waiting for someone who will never come, knowing it might still dip lower, but unwilling to leave. Why? Because this big coin is different from those speculative coins; it falls slowly and rises slowly, but every big drop is followed by a slow recovery. Since I got it in 2016 until now, I’ve seen it fall from 19,000 to 3,000, and rise from 3,000 to 69,000, what storms haven’t I been through? So this time, I don’t plan to move. My take profit is set at 86,000, yes, near the previous high, I’ll sell most when it hits, leaving a little seed. Stop loss? I set it at 78,000, not 79,000, but 78,000, giving myself a 1,000 point buffer. If it really breaks below the SUPERTREND at 79552 and can’t recover, I’ll reduce my position to 10%, then wait for 75,000 to decide. But I have to remind you, this position is awkward. Look at the 24-hour low, 79199, only about 1,400 points away. If the US stock market jitters tonight, or something unexpected happens in the Middle East, smashing through 79,000 could happen in minutes. So I advise those wanting to go long to wait, wait for it to retest 79,000 without breaking, or stand above 81,000 before entering again, don’t chase at this indecisive level. For those wanting to short, I also advise you to stop, this SUPERTREND support is very solid, historically as long as it doesn’t break, there will be at least a 1,000 to 2,000 point rebound. I’m preparing for both: holding spot, no move; contracts? Not opening. This kind of market, contracts only bring trouble. Honestly, sometimes I feel ridiculous. I’ve been in this market for almost ten years, never made the money I should have, lost more than I should have. But I just can’t leave this big coin, like I can’t leave that old broken home, knowing it’s broken, knowing it’s slow, but it feels reassuring. Every time I see a less than one percent red candle like this, I feel at ease—because this big coin never lets you get rich overnight, nor does it let you go broke overnight. It’s like a millstone, slowly grinding away your greed and your fear. What’s left in the end is that old saying: surviving is better than anything. This trade, if it hits 86,000 I’ll buy you a Maotai, if it hits 78,000 I’ll shut down my computer and go fishing. No matter how it shakes in between, I’ll pretend I didn’t see it. Because I know, this big coin market isn’t about who runs fastest, it’s about who can sit tight. $BTC

$LAB 23! 23.7! Nearly a quarter of a limit-down drop! Brothers, have you ever seen a drop like this? From 6.42 straight down to 2.9, then bouncing back to 4.12, fluctuating more than threefold within a single day. This isn’t a market, it’s a slaughterhouse. I’ve been staring at this bearish candlestick until my eyes almost bled. Look at that SUPERTREND at 5.91, like a smashed road sign, lying crookedly, while the price has long flown somewhere else. MA5 is 4.26, MA10 is 5.05, MA20 is 5.35, all pressing down on the price like three mountains. The two MACD lines, DIF -0.296, DEA -0.067, the death cross with its wide-open mouth, MACD histogram -0.457, dark green like poisoned. RSI6 is 32.66, almost near 30, but so what? In front of this coin, RSI is just a piece of worthless paper. Do you know what I did? This morning, I opened a short at 5.8. Yes, right after seeing the message "ZachXBT accuses over 95% internal control and market manipulation," I didn’t hesitate and shorted with 20% of my position. Why dare to short? Because once such a coin reveals internal control issues, it’s like a dam breaking, unstoppable. My take profit is set at 2.8, slightly below today’s low of 2.905. I’m not afraid because I think this bomb hasn’t fully exploded yet. My stop loss is at 5.2. Why 5.2? Because MA20 is at 5.35, MA10 at 5.05, I took a middle value; if it breaks, it means the news has been digested, and I admit defeat and exit. Floating profit is already over 30 points, but I’m not happy at all. Do you know why? Because I watch those brothers chasing highs at 6.4 and cutting losses at 4.0, and my heart feels like it’s being cut with a knife. I have a friend who was shouting in the group last night that LAB is the next 100x coin. This morning, his account was wiped out. He borrowed money, leveraged up, hoping to gamble big. The result? Not a single hair left. He sent me a voice message with just three words: "I’m done." Then he blocked me. I sat in front of the computer, smoking one cigarette after another, not knowing how to comfort him because I’m also licking my wounds on the edge. This market makes you feel like a genius when you’re winning, but a fool when you’re losing. My mood now is both angry and exhausted. Angry because this project team simply doesn’t treat people like humans—95% internal control? That’s just an empty shell. Exhausted because we old retail investors know there are traps everywhere but can’t help jumping in. I feel both contempt and respect for this LAB. Contempt for its project team, respect for its volatility—it can kick people from heaven to hell without a warning. I will keep holding my short, but I will move my stop loss down to 4.8 to lock in some profits. If it dares to rebound above 4.5, I might add another 10% short because this bomb won’t explode in just one day. But I beg you, please don’t bottom-fish at this level. An RSI of 32 is not oversold; it’s just the beginning of the fall. The real bottom comes when the news settles, volume shrinks, and RSI stays below 20 for two or three days. That’s the bottom. Now? There are still eighteen layers of hell below. One last harsh but sincere word: don’t believe in "all bad news priced in is good news." In this market, when bad news is fully priced in, it usually means even worse bad news ahead. For my trade, if it hits 2.8, I’ll buy you a drink; if it hits 4.8, I’ll run and lock in these 30 points of profit. As for those brothers who haven’t cut losses above 6.0, I can only say, may neither you nor I ever have to dream this dream again. $LAB