The comparison of UB and BILL in the last post was spot on. The whale's manipulation tactics, candlestick patterns, and shakeout methods are incredibly similar. Both UB and BILL have entered their second phase. I bought into UB during the dip, and it turns out this kind of entry strategy is really unhealthy. Catching falling knives is tough to handle, but luckily, I've broken even now. When playing second-phase tokens, it's better to chase them during the right-side trend. Another effective method to consider is checking the whale's long position cost on the contract. The closer you can get to the whale's long cost, the healthier the entry price. For example, the whale's long position cost for UB is around 0.125u. So, when the price gets close to this level, it's a great spot to buy the dip. For BILL, the whale's long position cost is around 0.1u. When the price gets close to this level, that's the best time to buy the dip.