The market is in a game-playing stage, with short-term momentum showing signs of weakening. On the 1-hour K-line, the MACD histogram has turned negative, and trading volume is also shrinking, all indicating a lack of clear driving force at the moment. However, looking at the 4-hour cycle, the RSI remains above 65, suggesting that the medium- to long-term trend framework is still relatively strong—this is a typical tug-of-war phase between bulls and bears.

Many people tend to get anxious at this time, thinking they must intervene immediately. In fact, trading is like playing a seesaw; real gains come from rhythmic interaction, not unilateral brute force. Riding the trend and leveraging momentum is much more efficient than forcing the direction.

**The current operational approach is to wait and see.** Wait for clearer directional signals to emerge.

If the price can break through the 0.135 level and close above it on the 1-hour cycle, then consider entering a light long position:
- Entry zone: 0.135-0.136
- Stop loss: below 0.128
- Targets: T1 at 0.145, T2 at 0.152

The key is to let the market tell us the direction. Don’t rush; good opportunities will always come.