Giggle Fund (GIGGLE)

Thank you Nancy for the share; I can also understand the community’s and P’s pain and hurt. But every story has two sides. In yesterday’s post 👇, I’ll add some points that may not have been clear. 1. You cannot force‑ride others. You may try to ride, but if they ignore you, or their handling isn’t what you want, you have to accept it. After all, you are the one riding them. In a decentralized world, you must respect others’ choices. 2. Everyone has their own ideas. Not everyone wants their small charitable project to be linked to a (unknown origin) meme coin. Honestly, that can make a charitable project taste a bit off. Is it charity or helping P’s team get rich overnight? Do you have a position? Is it charity or selling dog meat under a wolf’s head? It’s hard to explain. Maintaining purity is more important. 3. Each person’s situation differs. In the companies or projects where I can give advice, I “advise” a strict stance against insider trading. Any ties with external projects create unclear conflicts of interest, and most would be fired. I believe everyone supports that 100%. But the community wants employees to support their projects while also eliminating insider‑trading possibilities; the two cannot coexist. At this point, everyone should understand. So, no more riding. I’m not fully aware of the whole situation, but for Siyuan, reason 👆2 might be the biggest factor. Respect your own choices. Don’t push all responsibility onto others. https://t.co/rinhDj08Lo

@TraderEthem Good morning sir. Giggle fell below 65.

#GIGGLE is currently at $74 and the first volume entries have started. If the price closes a 4h candle above $77, a positive divergence may begin. (This confirmation process is critically important and needs to be monitored) Active resistance levels are at $79, $84, and $89, positioned in a stepwise manner. There is no problem as long as the short‑term support at $72 holds; re‑test‑style pullbacks are normal.