1000WHY The recent trend is quite interesting. Looking at the RSI indicators on the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour charts, all are oscillating in the 86-94 range, a typical overbought condition. But here, an interesting phenomenon has appeared—the 1-hour MACD histogram is still expanding, while the trading volume has dropped by 100%, which is a classic volume-price divergence.

The current problem is that the price data is showing anomalies (displaying as 0), and the trading volume is also negative. Under these circumstances, it's really impossible to determine solid support and resistance levels. We have to wait for the data to recover before making any judgments about key levels above and below.

Honestly, developing any trading strategy in this situation is pointless. The overbought RSI might indicate a risk of a pullback, but the shrinking volume makes it unclear whether there are truly no buyers or if the data is just glitching. Overall, the safest approach is to adopt a forced wait-and-see stance—do nothing if you have no position, and if you do, wait until the data normalizes before considering any action.

When the core indicators of price and volume are abnormal, participating in any operation is essentially gambling. Better to quietly watch and wait until everything returns to normal. This is not investment advice, just personal observation.