This round of $USELESS surged very cleanly. What’s most comfortable isn’t the rise itself, but the move from 0.07665 to 0.08879—the price action didn’t keep messing with you back and forth, and the +763.91% release was pretty smooth.

The most confusing part of the earlier order book was that after price swept the lower area, many people started panicking, thinking it would keep dumping. But the point I was watching was straightforward: after the sweep, there was no further expansion of sell pressure. Instead, it quickly reclaimed the key range—something here was already off. Panic can provide liquidity, but it doesn’t necessarily provide direction. The real direction depends on who steps in after it’s recovered.

For the long positions held until now, the profit is already fairly significant. On my side, I’m managing it 70/30: take profit in 70% in batches, and use the remaining 30% with a protection stop that follows. If it can extend, I’ll keep eating; if it can’t extend, I won’t let profits give back dramatically.

USELESS’s current volatility range has opened up, but chasing at the high end doesn’t feel cost-effective. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush—there will always be market opportunities. Don’t chase; wait for a more comfortable entry level.

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