Tagger($TAG)has just staged a textbook-level deep V.

In the flash-collapse moment, it was quickly absorbed by aggressive buy orders; the price rapidly returned to around $0.00071 and stabilized. In the past 24 hours, trading volume surged to 24.8M, while market cap held steady around 77.1M.

This kind of “push it down and it gets absorbed” price action usually indicates there are real underlying bid supports at the bottom—not just pure sentiment-driven sell pressure. In the short term, when panic selling is cleared and attention spikes, it often creates a window for a corrective rebound.

That said, be mindful: the first wave of rebound after a flash crash is more about sentiment repair. Whether it can continue depends on whether volume can keep expanding and whether it can reclaim and hold the key level that marked the pre-crash breakdown. Position management matters more than guessing direction.

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