LYN's recent performance has indeed attracted a lot of attention. From the 0.12 USDT level, it has risen 34% in 24 hours, which looks very tempting. But I watched for several hours and finally decided not to act for now.

**Why not chase the rally?** Simply put, the risk isn't worth it. After the sharp increase, trading volume plummeted, with the 1-hour chart's volume shrinking nearly 88% from its peak. This clearly indicates that funds are fleeing and momentum has already exhausted.

From a technical perspective, the RSI on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts has indeed fallen from high levels to neutral zones, suggesting a possible technical correction. However, the MACD histogram is still below the zero line, with negative values persisting, indicating that short-term downward pressure has not been fully released. Chasing at this level is like getting on a mountain slope—there's a high risk of being trapped.

**What am I waiting for?** It's simple—waiting for a more solid opportunity. The ideal long entry should look like this: first, the price retraces to a key support level (such as the Fibonacci retracement from the initial surge), second, signs of volume and price stabilization appear at this support, and finally, a bullish divergence appears on a smaller timeframe.

Only then can the stop-loss be controlled within a reasonable range, and the upside potential become attractive. In short, I want the risk-to-reward ratio to be above 2:1; otherwise, I will give up.

**Recent focus:** The key is whether LYN can establish effective support in the 0.11 to 0.115 USDT range. If volume and price stabilize here, I will consider subsequent actions.

Swing trading tests patience the most. Rushing to recover losses often leads to bigger holes. The market will always give the best answer—it just takes time.