Watching the $4 trend, the 15-minute RSI has already surged to 81, clearly overbought. But there's an interesting phenomenon to note — the 1-hour and 4-hour trends still look good, yet the trading volume has shrunk to only 3%, which makes this divergence between price and volume somewhat awkward.

Breaking down the three timeframes: the 15-minute RSI at 81 indicates severe overbought conditions, with short-term pullback pressure mounting; the 1-hour RSI at 77, MACD bars still rising but clearly losing strength, and volume not keeping pace; the 4-hour is relatively stable, RSI at 68 still has room to rise, and the overall pattern isn't bad.

From a technical position, the current level is stuck at the 0.0300 mark, with resistance above at 0.0310 and 0.0325, and support below at 0.0285 and 0.0270.

My approach is this: either wait for a confirmed breakout above 0.0310 to chase long positions, targeting 0.0325, with a tight stop at 0.0300; or if it falls below 0.0285, go short with a target at 0.0270 and a stop at 0.0295. Right now, this level is the hardest to decide — the divergence between volume and price indicates the trend isn't clear enough yet.

Honestly, I prefer to wait. Instead of chasing high at this weak volume level, it's better to patiently wait for a clear confirmation of the trend. Once a breakdown occurs, cut losses immediately to avoid hesitation.