KOMA's recent trend is indeed quite interesting. From a low of $0.01030 to a rebound to $0.01176, it looked like the decline was about to stop, but as soon as the high appeared, selling pressure surged, and the price dropped directly back to $0.01087, with an intraday decline of 7.17%. The 24-hour trading volume exceeded 1.25 million USDT, with a turnover of 116 million. You will notice that volume increased during the rebound, but during the actual decline, the selling pressure was even more fierce, indicating that the bulls are still too weak to reverse the previous downtrend.

If you want to participate in this wave of market, my advice is not to blindly buy the dip. If you really want to do a super short-term rebound, wait until the price rebounds to the $0.011000-$0.011200 range, and try with a small position, but the prerequisite is that the price must stabilize above the recent key resistance level. The first target for shorting can be around $0.010700; if it continues to fall, aim for $0.010500. If the downtrend doesn't stop, $0.010300 is also possible. Set your stop-loss at $0.011200; breaking this level will likely ease the short-term downtrend.

My personal view is that KOMA's sharp rise and fall this time is a sign of the bears taking control. The 30-day decline of 14.54% also fully proves the medium-term weak pattern. As long as it doesn't break through $0.011200, there's no need to change the bearish outlook. For those looking to go long, bottom-fishing at this stage is too risky; wait for clear signs of stabilization before entering safely. For short positions, don't rush to chase; it's better to wait until the rebound reaches resistance levels before entering, so you can more confidently profit from the downward trend.