I just had a face-to-face with $LYN this coin. During the day, I decisively bought the dip and started to position at the bottom area. For the first few hours, I kept adding to my position, thinking I would take some profit this time. However, instead of breaking upward, the price adjusted downward, so I had to cut some positions to stop the loss.

I initially planned to just leave it like that, but seeing it rise all the way up later, I still felt a bit regretful. So I placed a small order at the bottom to try my luck—and it actually got filled. The key is, after the trade, the price kept dropping, which scared me into thinking I was trapped. But then it quickly bounced back.

Looking at this rhythm, the problem becomes clearer. This isn't just a normal rally; it's a very rhythmic operation. First, they dump at high levels to create panic among the bears, then pile up large buy orders at low levels, which not only collects retail chips but also creates a false impression of a solid bottom. Once the panic selling is over, they start to push the price up. Both bulls and bears get caught, and this trading technique is indeed clever.