After experiencing four consecutive bullish candles, the asset opened nearly an hour ago today, but the price did not continue to hit the limit-up; instead, trading volume started to pick up. This is a key signal—selling pressure is clearly increasing. But that's not the most obvious part. During the trading session, the highest surge reached 21.09, just less than 1 dollar away from the previous major trading zone. At this level, even if market chips are limited, it’s normal to see a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. The price oscillating up and down is actually a reaction given by technical analysis.

From the intraday chart, the gain has remained above 6%, with no significant sharp pullback. From a signaling perspective, this is relatively positive—indicating that despite disagreements, the bulls are still in control of the rhythm. Under these circumstances, a little patience for a subsequent upward breakout is theoretically reasonable.

To put it another way, for those involved, it’s like dancing on a bonfire. After all, such a large increase and being at a key point from earlier, no one can predict what will happen next. Frankly, this is money earned through hard work, and being cautious never hurts.