CYS/USDT has recently shown an interesting divergence. The 15-minute and 1-hour cycles have already entered obvious overbought zones, with RSI reaching 83.6 and 82.5 respectively, which is a significant signal. However, looking at the 4-hour level, RSI is still at 74.9, and the overall trend remains strong, with the larger structural framework intact.

Key levels should be closely monitored. The current price is hovering around the strong resistance area at 0.47, with two checkpoints at 0.485 and 0.51 above, and support points at 0.45 and 0.425 below.

My approach is very clear — do nothing for now. Wait until the price either effectively breaks through 0.485 (then look towards 0.51, with a stop loss set at 0.475), or drops below 0.45 (switch to short, target 0.425, stop loss 0.46). But within the range between 0.45 and 0.485, I choose to stay on the sidelines.

Why? Short-term overbought conditions are real, but more importantly — trading volume is shrinking. Forcing a chase at this point carries risks that are not worth it. The technicals are strong, but once momentum exhausts, a correction will come quickly. Breakouts should be acted upon according to plan; don’t let emotions influence your trades.