$IR has indeed been a bit heartbreaking recently. From a technical perspective, there are quite a few issues.

The most direct is the candlestick pattern. Among the last 10 candles, the last 4 are all bearish, especially the 9th one which also showed a volume of 1.39 million, clearly indicating that the bears are actively releasing selling pressure. Plus, the price has already fallen below around 0.08, and now even 0.075 can't hold, making the overall structure quite weak. Looking at the average daily change, it has turned negative (-0.03%), and the proportion of bearish candle bodies is relatively high, indicating that the bears currently hold the dominant position.

However, there's a detail worth noting — after several consecutive bearish candles, the volatility actually increased to 1.41%, which usually suggests a potential oversold technical rebound is brewing. From the volume-price relationship, there are signs that selling pressure may be easing in the short term.

Based on this judgment, there are two short-term trading ideas:

**If you want to catch a rebound**, you can try a small long position near the current price of 0.075 or slightly lower (in the 0.074-0.075 range), with a stop-loss below 0.073. The target is to recover to the previous resistance zone of 0.078-0.080. But the key is to strictly control position size.

**If you want to follow the trend and short**, wait for a rebound to around 0.078. If it faces resistance there, consider a quick in-and-out short position. Don't chase lower prices; the risk isn't worth it.

Currently, this level is still within normal fluctuation ranges, but $IR's short-term structure is indeed weak. Breaking through the 0.073-0.080 range will be critical, as it will determine whether the price rebounds or continues to probe lower. The probability of a oversold rebound is increasing, but regardless of the approach, risk management always comes first. Small positions and cautious testing are the right attitude.