GUA has been quite interesting these days. The 1-hour RSI has already surged to 79.7, clearly in the overbought zone, but if you look at the 4-hour chart, the RSI is only at 69.5, with a gain of just 7.5%, and the upward trend is still continuing. This is a typical situation of short-term overheating but no reversal in the medium term.

However, there is a key issue to pay attention to—trading volume has shrunk dramatically by 87%, down to only 6.42 million. This indicates that although the price is rising, the buying momentum behind it is actually weakening, which is a hidden risk. The 15-minute RSI is still relatively rational (62), suggesting there is some buffer space on smaller timeframes, but overall, the risk of chasing the high is increasing.

The key levels are distributed as follows: currently stuck at the 0.13 integer level, with resistance above at 0.135 to 0.14, and support below at 0.126 to 0.122. My approach is, since the volume is insufficient, rather than chasing the high or blindly bottom-fishing, it’s better to wait for clearer signals. A breakout above 0.135 could be considered for a long position, with entry at 0.1355, stop-loss at 0.131, and target at 0.14. Conversely, if it falls below 0.126, then switch to a short position, with entry at 0.1255, stop-loss at 0.1285, and target at 0.122. But within the range of 0.126 to 0.135, I choose to observe and not participate. After all, it’s better to miss out than to be shaken out; confirm the direction before taking action.