FHE/USDT currently shows an interesting contradictory phenomenon. In the short-term technical analysis, the RSI on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts has already reached extreme levels—RSI hits 88 on the 1-hour and 80 on the 4-hour. Although the MACD histogram remains strong, it has also entered the extreme zone. However, on the 15-minute chart, the situation changes—RSI is only at 67, and short-term trading enthusiasm has noticeably cooled down.

Trading volume is also flashing a red light. Recently, the volume has sharply shrunk by 94.9%, which means that although the price is rising during upward attempts, the number of followers is rapidly decreasing. This divergence between volume and price is usually a warning signal in technical analysis.

From the price structure perspective, it is currently stuck at the psychological level of 0.06. If it can effectively break through 0.062, there is resistance at 0.065. On the downside, 0.058 is the first support, followed by 0.055.

Based on this situation, my strategy is as follows: if the price effectively breaks through 0.062, I will consider going long with a target of 0.065 and a stop-loss at 0.060; conversely, if it falls below 0.058, I will switch to shorting, aiming for 0.055, with the same stop-loss at 0.060. But the safest approach is actually to wait within the range between 0.058 and 0.062, temporarily not participating—after all, betting on direction during volume-price divergence carries too much risk.

So my current choice is to wait. Wait for the price to give a clear directional signal—either a valid breakout or a valid breakdown—and then adjust according to the actual situation.