[Risk Level]: High. Current volatility has been amplified to the extreme, with prices completing several times the gains in a very short period. Any chasing operations will face significant retracement risks. Market sentiment is in an extremely active state, easily triggered by large orders and various news to cause intense swings.

[Entry Strategy]:

Aggressive players: You can wait for a pullback to the 0.0185 - 0.0195 range (this is the consolidation platform after the first wave of rise on January 8th, and also the support turned from the previous high point). At this time, focus on observing whether there are signs of stabilization, such as small-scale K-line patterns like pin bars or morning stars indicating bottom reversal.

Conservative players: Prefer to wait for a deeper pullback, with a target range of 0.0165 - 0.0175 (corresponding to the main force turnover area on January 7th and trendline support). The support at this level is stronger, but only if the market heat cools sufficiently before taking action.

[Stop Loss Setup]:
If you enter at 0.0185-0.0195, place your stop loss below 0.0178. If you enter at 0.0165-0.0175, set your stop loss below 0.0158 (which is below the January 7th low).

[Target Planning]:

Short-term view: Near the previous high of 0.0218. Once broken, look towards the 0.0235 - 0.0250 region above.

Mid-term outlook: Based on the measurement of the rise, there is a chance to reach the 0.028 - 0.030 level.

[Final Advice]:
Use a light position; with such large volatility, there's no room for negotiation. Adopt a phased position-building approach, and absolutely avoid going all-in at once. Honestly, position management is far more important than pinpointing exact levels. If the price volume breaks below 0.0150 (the large platform formed after the trend started), you need to reassess the entire bullish logic.