BAN is currently in a strong rebound phase at the daily level, but as the price approaches the key resistance level of 0.09363 (historical previous high), the market is facing increasingly severe tests. The significance of this level cannot be overlooked — it was the starting point of that crash.

From a volume perspective, although trading volume has indeed expanded, it has not broken through the previous peak level, forming a typical volume-price divergence, which often suggests that the rebound may lack follow-through. Meanwhile, the RSI indicator is already approaching the overbought zone, and the deviation rate is too large as well. These are all saying the same thing: there is a high probability of encountering resistance in the short term.

From a technical pattern perspective, the current trend can easily evolve into a double top structure. Considering these technical hidden risks, short-term traders can consider this approach: set up short positions below the resistance level and catch a wave of technical correction when the price encounters resistance and pulls back.

Specifically, entries can be layered in the 0.0870-0.0900 range (on the premise that the price does not break the previous high), with stop loss set at 0.0950 (using 0.0936 as the defensive line, allowing reasonable space for a breakout). Short-term pullback targets should focus on 0.0780 as daily support, as well as 0.0720 as the lower end of the range. This is a short-term opportunity to trade the resistance level; the key is to control risk.