I'm here, ready to get started! Amazing, amazing, this wave of market movement might really push us toward 0.03.

But why do I also say it might fall back to 0.003? This is not just talk.

**First Perspective: Clarify Structure and Sentiment Scores**

This round of surge, to put it plainly, is driven by a combination of emotion and liquidity. Rapid volume increases without genuine transaction support do not indicate a trend. The typical three-step pattern on the candlestick chart—sharp rise, decreasing volume, and high-level turnover—once the momentum exhausts, the price must revisit the previous dense support levels of genuine transactions. This is the market’s self-correction mechanism.

**Second Perspective: On-Chain Chips Won’t Lie**

From on-chain data and order book performance, the large amount of chips entered early are not at the current price level. The range from 0.0023 to 0.0032 is where the main players are truly willing to build positions and buy in. The current price? That’s emotional premium, not effective support. Returning to the chip cost zone for adjustment is perfectly normal.

**Third Perspective: Volume-Price Divergence Is a Warning Signal**

Look at the current trading performance—price is soaring, but effective trading volume isn’t keeping up, a typical sign of weak volume. This "strong price, weak volume" situation can still push higher temporarily, but as soon as volume drops off, the pullback will be rapid. The first retracement target is most likely near the recent volume surge point, around 0.003. This is the technical signal.

**Fourth Perspective: Psychological Battle**

The 0.003 level gathers multiple special factors—round numbers, cost basis, previous support levels overlapping. Bulls want to add positions here, bears want to take profits or reverse short. Both sides focus on this level. Under psychological pressure, the price can easily be "pushed" back, which is a historical pattern.

**Core Conclusion**

Rushing toward 0.03 is the limit of emotion; falling back to 0.003 is the limit of structure and chips. Where it ultimately goes depends on how long the sentiment can sustain. But regardless, distinguishing between emotion-driven moves and fundamental support is key to survival. Once you understand this, you won’t impulsively chase highs at the top, nor hesitate when it’s time to lay low.