ICNT's recent trend looks like it hit the brakes suddenly—dropping straight from $0.4929 to $0.3535, a 28.29% decline in just 7 days, leaving many bulls stunned. But a turnaround came quickly.

At the low point of $0.3544, funds quietly started to accumulate, and the price rebounded to $0.3805, a 4.48% increase in 24 hours. The trading data is also quite interesting: trading volume exceeded 21.89 million USDT, with a total volume of 58.83 million, indicating increased activity during the rebound, which suggests it’s not a false rally—someone is indeed bottom-fishing. The previous sharp decline bottom has now become a defensive line.

**How to operate more reliably?**

First, about entering the market—don’t rush to chase the high. Let it pull back to between $0.3700 and $0.3750, and try a small position to test the waters. Relying on recent key support levels for positioning will improve the win rate.

Take profit in three levels: the first target is $0.3900, the second is $0.4000, and if it breaks through the previous high, there’s a chance to see $0.4100.

Stop loss is firmly set at $0.3600. If it falls below this line, the rebound trend is likely to fade.

**Risk reminder**: This rebound, frankly, is just a technical breath after a sharp decline; the overall downtrend has not been fully reversed. As long as it doesn’t break below $0.3600, you can try a small position to test the rebound’s temperament; short-sellers should avoid heavy positions now, wait for the rebound to hit a wall before entering again for more stability; longs should also be cautious—within the medium-term downtrend channel, the rebound space is limited, so take profits when possible.