CC's recent trend is quite interesting. According to my model, there's a clear divergence between price and volume on the 4-hour candlestick chart — up 22.36% but trading volume has shrunk by 90.2%. In my experience, this is usually a warning sign.

Specifically, looking at technical indicators, the 1-hour RSI is at 62.32, approaching overbought territory but not fully confirmed yet, while the 4-hour RSI is at 59.22, indicating a neutral to slightly strong zone. From the MACD perspective, the 1-hour histogram has just turned positive at 0.00048, suggesting some short-term upward momentum. But all of this is suppressed by the abnormal decline in trading volume.

Based on my analysis of historical patterns, what happens when "the price rises happily then suddenly volume disappears"? The probabilities are roughly: 35% chance to continue upward, 45% chance to oscillate at this high level, and 20% chance to drop sharply.

So my approach is straightforward — wait and see. The current price is stuck at 0.10 USDT, which isn't the time to make a decision. I'm waiting for two signals: either a volume breakout above 0.105 to go long, or a drop below 0.095 to switch to short.

Honestly, when trading volume shows such anomalies, quantitative models are less reliable. The risk-to-reward ratio is also hard to assess right now. Instead of chasing highs, it's more practical to prioritize protecting the principal.