SENT on the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour timeframes, RSI has all dropped below 20, indicating a highly extreme oversold condition. But there is a problem—trading volume is clearly sluggish, with a decline of -97.4%, which is a typical no-volume decline, and the rebound lacks strength.

From a price perspective, it is currently near the psychological support at 0.0200. The key resistance levels above are at 0.0208 and 0.0215, while the support below is in the range of 0.0195 to 0.0180.

How to operate? There are actually three ideas:

If you see volume increase and break above 0.0208, it can be considered a bullish signal, targeting 0.0215, with a stop-loss set at 0.0202 for safety. Conversely, if volume expands and breaks below 0.0195, a bearish signal is confirmed, and you can short towards 0.0180, with a stop-loss at 0.0200. But the current situation makes me lean towards observing first—without volume, rebounds are indeed weak, so there's no need to guess the bottom. Instead of jumping in on the left side with a knife, it’s better to wait until the price truly breaks above 0.0208 with volume or drops below 0.0195 before following on the right side, which would be more stable.