$SLP From the questions asked by some friends, I inferred that they did not yet fully understand the concept of the market. The market is the environment where existing buyers and sellers gather. The price is the product offered for sale in the market and the money that those who want to buy it can pay for it. Bull market: It is a situation in which there are many people who want the product, but no one wants to sell what they have, except a very few. Example: Summer is coming, 1 million people want to buy a car, but except for 20000 people, car owners do not think about selling their cars. In this case, the seller determines the price. Anyone who wants to buy a car has to pay the price the seller wants. Bear market: There is a lot of a product on the market, but there are very few buyers. The exact opposite of the previous example. 1 million people are strapped for money and will sell cars, but only 20000 people want to buy a car. In this case, the buyer determines the price. The person who says he will sell must be satisfied with the price that the buyer is willing to pay. So what is the situation for this coin? There is a high percentage of sell orders and a very low percentage of buy orders. Buyers are not eager to buy. They want to buy it for dead price. I don't see anyone here saying they won't sell even if it hits 0.0060 again. On the contrary, there are those who say that even if it reaches 0.0060, it will come out harmless. In such an environment, if the price reaches 0.0060, there will be an intense sale. Intense sales will cause the price to drop again. When I buy a coin, I put it in the win section. It sits there until you consider selling it. Even if it doesn't flow, it drips. I'm setting the alarms. I am waiting. Only when I want to sell, I take it to the spot wallet and enter a sell order. I do not keep my product on the market all the time.