LUMIA reiterates the reasons for accumulation and also adjusts the strategy:

1. He Yue's holdings are steadily increasing, and the dog whales are clearly accumulating.
For a small coin with a market cap of tens of millions, retail investors cannot continuously enter large funds. The steady increase in He Yue's holdings likely indicates that the dog whales are continuously accumulating at the bottom, with transparent building-up actions.
2. The long-short ratio among big players is severely imbalanced, and there is a high expectation of a price rally.
Currently, the long positions held by institutions must reach 84%, indicating a serious imbalance between longs and shorts. After the dog whales complete their accumulation, they are likely to push the price up to attract short positions. The rhythm is as follows → accumulate enough chips at the bottom → aggressively push the price to lure shorts in → gather enough opposing orders → then dump at high levels to sell off. You can follow the long side and join the same team as the dog whales.
For strategy improvements, you can place an initial order at the current price (around 0.075) to prevent missing the entry before the price takes off. LUMIA offers up to 10x leverage. If the price drops 10 points, it will trigger a 10x long position. If it drops 5x, you need to set a stop-loss at 20 points. To prevent stop-loss triggers, you can place a order around 0.06. Stopping out is tricky—if you set it too low, it might get triggered prematurely; if you wait until after the stop-loss, observe the situation. If there’s no rebound and the price continues to fall, admit defeat and exit.
Risk warning: LUMIA has a low market cap of 11 million, and the washout cycle is sufficient. The signals from the dog whales at the bottom are clear. Overall, it looks promising, but do not hold large positions—only small trades. $LUMIA ‌#Gate广场四月发帖挑战