COMMENT "LIQ"Posted Oct 23, 2026
Buy the bounce after a crash ($15 to $3,450)
When a lot of traders who borrowed money all get force-sold at once, the price crashes for a few seconds, then snaps back. This bot waits for that crash and buys the bounce. A free tool spots the crash, an AI confirms it is real, and a safety stop keeps one bad trade from wiping you out.
01Quick steps
- 1Spot the crash: open dexscreener.com/new-pairs and watch for a sharp price drop on a heavily traded coin.
- 2Confirm it: paste the coin into a free AI chat and ask if it is a real liquidation crash or a scam dump. Only continue on yes.
- 3Buy the bounce on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n) the second the drop stops and price ticks back up, and set the safety stop just below the low in the same screen.
- 4Take profit at the halfway point of the crash.
02Your ready to use prompt
Here is a coin that just dropped hard: [paste the price action and volume]. Is this a real liquidation crash that usually bounces, or a scam dump that keeps falling? Answer in one line.
03Full tutorial
Get a free Phantom wallet (phantom.app) and write your secret phrase on paper, never share it or type it into any site.
Buy a little SOL on Coinbase and send it to Phantom. Only money you can afford to lose.
Open the free scanner dexscreener.com/new-pairs and watch for a sharp, sudden price drop on a coin that has heavy trading (lots of volume).
Skip thin coins, they just keep falling. Only the ones with real volume tend to snap back.
Paste the coin's price action and volume into a free AI chat like Claude (script below) and ask if it is a real liquidation crash or a scam dump. Only continue on yes.
Wait for the drop to actually stop and price to tick back up, do not try to catch it mid-fall.
A hard stop just below the crash low and a take-profit at the halfway point of the crash, in the same screen.
Hit the take-profit? Sell and bank it. These bounces are quick, do not hope for a full recovery.
If it was a fake-out, let the stop cut you out fast. No averaging down into a coin that keeps falling.
Keep every bet the same small size and wait patiently for the next clear crash, do not force a trade.
Log every trade (in, out, result) so you can prove the setup works before you ever size up.
Some traders borrow money to bet a coin goes up. If the price dips, they get automatically force-sold to pay back the loan. When many get force-sold at once, it slams the price down for a few seconds, then it usually snaps back. That snap-back is what you are buying.
On dexscreener.com/new-pairs, watch for a sudden sharp drop on a coin that has heavy trading (lots of volume). Thin coins just keep falling; the ones with real volume are the ones that bounce.
Paste the coin into any free AI chat and ask whether it is a real liquidation crash (bounces) or a scam dump (keeps dropping). Only act on a yes. This keeps you from catching a knife that never recovers.
Wait for the drop to stop and price to tick back up, then buy a small amount on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n). Set the safety stop just below the low before you confirm, so if it was a fake-out you lose only a little.
Set your sell at the halfway point of the crash and bank it. These bounces are quick, so take the win and move on rather than hoping for a full recovery. Most people lose money trading, so only risk what you can afford to lose.
Most people lose money trading. Only risk what you can afford to lose. Not financial advice.