BULLA's recent market movement is indeed interesting. It rose from 0.02852 to 0.05092, and during that bullish period, there was still quite a bit of strength. But after reaching the high point, the situation started to reverse. Looking at the 4-hour to 15-minute K-line charts, they are all moving back, showing a clear retracement trend.

From the market data, the situation becomes even more intriguing. The open interest significantly shrank when it hit the high point, indicating that bullish funds are quietly withdrawing. Although the long-short ratio of large traders still shows some bullish signs, the buying momentum is weakening, while the selling actions on the short side are accelerating.

The current pattern is like this—price is fluctuating within the 0.042 to 0.045 range. If the support at 0.042 cannot hold, it is highly likely to continue downward, possibly even dropping to 0.04 or lower. BULLA is known for its volatility, and now the bullish momentum is clearly waning. The bears are starting to take control of the market. In the short term, traders can look for opportunities to short on rallies, with a stop-loss set above 0.051. The initial target is 0.042, and if that breaks, then look toward 0.04.