Just checked TIA's chart and it's looking pretty rough right now. Trading around $0.29 after dropping another 5.42% in the last day, and honestly the technicals aren't giving me much hope for a quick bounce. RSI is sitting at 39, which means we're getting close to oversold territory, but the bigger issue is that TIA is firmly in a downtrend with Supertrend still flashing red. The $0.2691 support level is critical here – if that breaks, we could see a real washout down to $0.1432. That's a 50%+ drop from here, which is brutal.

What's making this worse is the risk/reward setup. For every dollar of potential upside to $0.4593 (which would need a close above the EMA20 at $0.33 first), we're risking almost two dollars on the downside. Not great odds. I'm seeing strong resistance at $0.3075 and $0.40, so even if we do get a relief rally, there's a lot of heavy lifting to do. Volume is light at $220K, so moves could get choppy either way.

If you're holding TIA or thinking about it, keep stops tight – I'd put them below $0.2691 with maybe a 1-2% buffer, or use an ATR-based stop around $0.024-$0.036 away from entry. Position size should be minimal in this environment; 1-2% risk per trade is the way to go. Also keeping an eye on Bitcoin since TIA tends to move with BTC (0.85+ correlation). BTC is down 2.99% to $66.85K and if it breaks below $60K, that's going to cascade down to TIA pretty hard. For now, I'm in wait-and-see mode until we get some real support holding.