The FORM/USDT trend shows a typical multi-timeframe resonance—RSI on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts both surged past 70, and the MACD also crossed upward in a golden cross. These signals should be exciting. But there's a problem: the 15-minute chart appears somewhat weak, and trading volume has significantly shrunk, decreasing by 58.2%, which is definitely a hidden risk.

The current price is stuck at 0.43, with two resistance levels above—0.445 is the first hurdle, followed by the target at 0.46. Support levels below are at 0.422 and 0.41.

How to operate? If the price breaks above 0.445, consider going long with a target of 0.46 and a stop loss at 0.435. If it falls below 0.422, switch to a wait-and-see mode, patiently observing the performance around 0.41. Don't rush into the market near the current price; wait for clearer confirmation signals.

Honestly, my choice is to stay on the sidelines at 0.43. Only when the price truly breaks above 0.445 will I consider going long, with a stop loss at 0.435 and a target of 0.46. But this depends on volume support—if volume is insufficient, don’t force the trade, and cut losses immediately if technical levels break.