Regarding the recent trend of $CELO, some investors refer to the behind-the-scenes manipulators as rare evil whales. Many people want to buy the dip, but the result is often a deep trap. Even if the loss is only 10-20%, the psychological torment can last for weeks. A more common situation is that the stock price slowly declines, with small daily drops, but the overall trend is downward, ultimately leading to despair. For those who are only slightly floating in loss, cutting losses now might be a more rational choice. Those already in profit should be more cautious—don't be greedy. Once there is a sharp reverse drop, it will be too late to close the position. The best approach for such tokens is to stay away and not wait to be deeply trapped. There are many such traps in the market; recognizing the situation and retreating in time is sometimes more important than hoping for a rebound.