A few days ago, I unexpectedly discovered that the $LIGHT token on the contract is quite interesting—its price fluctuations are tightly stuck between 0.5u and 5u, feeling like a project in the primary market being tightly controlled.

Friends who understand on-chain data can analyze the initial liquidity distribution of this token to get a clue. The manipulator's tactics are nothing more than oscillating within this range; going beyond this interval is too costly for them, so they rarely break through.

I happened to see this during the night of a sharp drop and took a short position, which resulted in some losses. After that, I basically stopped participating—these kinds of tokens aren't worth wasting time and funds on.

If you really want to bottom fish, my advice is: place your orders slightly below 0.5u, but don't set the amount too large. The reason is simple—whales will sniper large orders, and the bigger your order, the easier it is to be countered and liquidated. Smaller, multiple orders are safer.

Honestly, these tokens are just playgrounds for whales. Retail investors should be mentally prepared to get cut, or not play at all. If you do play, you need to be smarter than them.