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$LAB If the main force wanted to sell off, they would have done it long ago; it's impossible for them to consolidate sideways here for a day. It's possible they think the price is too low and haven't sold yet, preparing for another big surge. To trigger a massive sell-off. During the rise, there will be some fluctuations to scare out the bulls. Then a 10% pullback, allowing everyone to open short positions again. He will then push the price up sharply, aiming to trigger a mass liquidation. The main force's intentions are all clearly visible to me, crystal clear.

$LAB It looks like it’s about to go toward $10. The drop yesterday also seemed to be a big pullback within an ongoing uptrend. The market maker should be taking a nap right now; later tonight, they’ll probably push it up again, blowing up all the short positions, and then it will drop again. This coin is clearly tightly controlled by the market maker—left hand going long, right hand shorting the spot. They make a full harvest from both sides: going long and getting shorts liquidated. The market maker’s strength should be enough to buy up all the coins in the market, and the price should reach

$LAB Currently, only 7% of the fully circulating coins are in circulation. The big players can easily push the price up significantly. When all the coins start circulating and unfreezing, it will drop by at least 50% or more. By then, spot trading will be heavily loss-making, and contracts will be liquidated. So, you can't follow the trend with these small coins. Based on the current situation, the main force still needs to push the price higher.