IRYS's recent price trend is quite interesting. Starting around 0.044, there have been continuous long lower shadows, clearly indicating that big players are accumulating. This kind of sell-off technique is very classic—washing out those with poor psychological resilience and leveraged positions that are forced to liquidate, thereby redistributing the chips.

Subsequently, the price was forcibly pulled back, with the 0.045 to 0.052 range pushing up independently against the selling pressure. This signal couldn't be clearer. From the candlestick pattern, a typical bull trap rebound pattern has already formed, and the next step is likely to challenge new highs.

Some people have already identified this rhythm and have been lurking; others are still waiting for a pullback, but what they get is only chasing the high. This is the reason why some people make money in the market while others lose—timing judgment is really crucial.