From the perspective of main force operations, high-heat projects on the BSC chain are the biggest test of traders' psychological resilience.

These types of assets often exhibit strong wave-like upward movements, accompanied by a series of positive news that follow one after another. Behind seemingly perfect trends, however, there are actually hidden undercurrents. The question is—what cards does the main force still hold? For example, tools like multiple buy signals from key figures, contract launches, and spot trading activation—all of which can redefine market expectations.

The conventional logical progression should be a surge to the top followed by a pullback, using positive news to support and create a foundation. This rhythm aligns most with technical aesthetics. But in reality, these tools are all subject to sudden adjustments, sharply increasing uncertainty.

While accurately judging the top is indeed difficult, the point to escape the top can actually be traced. The key is to watch for when a large red candle appears—once there’s a volume-driven decline, high-heat projects will inevitably attract massive bottom-fishing capital, which often results in a second small top. Catching this rebound high point to exit is usually the most prudent choice.

On the technical side, the 0.034 level is very critical. If it breaks below this and drops further, the probability of reaching the top becomes quite high. At this point, patience can be exercised to wait for a rebound to complete the liquidation. Conversely, if the price stabilizes and oscillates around this level, it may continue its upward cycle and even create a new high.