LUMIA reiterates the reasons for building positions while adjusting strategies

1. HeYue's holdings are steadily increasing, and the market makers are clearly accumulating
For a small currency with a market value of tens of millions, retail investors cannot continuously invest large amounts. HeYue's holdings are steadily rising, which is likely because the market makers are consistently accumulating chips at the bottom, and the building position actions are clear
2. The long-to-short ratio among large holders is severely imbalanced, with high expectations for a price surge

Currently, the bullish holdings must reach 84%, indicating a severe imbalance in the long-to-short ratio. After the market makers complete their positions, they will likely need to drive up prices to attract short positions, with the rhythm as follows → accumulate enough chips at the bottom → violently drive up prices to lure in shorts → gather enough opponent positions → sell off at high levels. You can follow up with long positions, aligning with the market makers

In terms of strategy improvement, you can make an initial investment at the current price (around 0.075) to prevent missing out on the surge. LUMIA has a maximum leverage of 10 times, risking 10 points to explode a 10 times long position. If the 5 times long position is triggered, a 20 points risk is needed. To prevent risks, you can place an order around 0.06. It's quite troublesome if it falls too low; if it’s set too low, there’s a fear of being liquidated. Just wait after the risk is triggered to see the situation. If no rebound is seen and it continues to fall, then admit defeat and surrender

Risk warning: LUMIA's market value is not high, 11000000, and the wash cycle is sufficient. The signals for position building at the bottom are clear from the market makers, and the overall outlook is positive, but it should not be heavily invested again, only small plays are allowed.