ZAMA once again targets a hundredfold rally, and the short-term trend operation window has already opened. When the price forms a reversal signal at the 0.16 level, this is precisely the key moment to enter.

The practical strategy is simple: place a short order at the current price and set a stop-loss at 0.16. This stop-loss level is very particular—if the market is a false breakout and continues upward, it will inevitably break through 0.16 to confirm a trend reversal; conversely, if it moves downward, a downward candlestick wave will form afterward.

Regarding support level selection, focus on areas close to round numbers, such as 0.1, 0.2, and other integer levels. Market participants generally set stop-loss or take-profit orders at these positions, naturally making them attractive price points.

The last key point: take-profit levels are often confusing, especially when the subsequent trend is uncertain. The solution is to use a trailing stop—allowing profits to automatically adjust with the market rhythm, locking in gains while avoiding premature exits. This approach not only prevents mistakes caused by hesitation but also provides ample space for the market to move.