PUMP hits resistance at 0.002953, and many holders are starting to feel conflicted—should they continue adding on the rebound or cash out? In fact, the choice at this stage varies from person to person.

If you believe in the project's long-term value, you might consider a more rational dollar-cost averaging approach. Compared to the concentrated risk of a one-time All In, staggered investments can reduce emotional swings and help balance costs at different price levels. Especially when the price drops back to a low point, dollar-cost averaging can actually lock in more positions.

Of course, the risk of a single large investment should not be overlooked. The key is to distinguish: is this a value correction or a trend reversal? If the fundamentals haven't changed, a low point often presents a good opportunity to accumulate. But be mentally prepared, as it may require a longer holding period to see returns.