LYN's recent market movement is definitely worth paying attention to. From 0.08379 to 0.17449, the increase more than doubled. The current pullback is actually a very normal profit-taking process.

From a capital perspective, it's very clear that large investors' short positions are continuously increasing, and active sell orders are also adding up. This indicates that the bears are starting to gather strength. Looking at the candlestick patterns, the price around 0.17 faced strong resistance—multiple attempts to break through failed, and instead, long upper shadows appeared repeatedly. This is a typical signal of "bulls losing momentum, bears preparing a big move."

Now, the price has fallen to around 0.162. The key is whether it can hold the 0.16 support level. If this support is broken, the next target could be at least 0.15, and it might even continue down to the previous low of 0.14.

From an operational standpoint, now is a good time to set up short positions. Placing a stop-loss above 0.165 is more prudent. Once it breaks below 0.16, the downside could be at least 15-20%. After a sharp rise, a correction usually has significant momentum. If caught correctly, the profit potential is quite considerable.