The dull knife cutting flesh is the most painful feeling, and many people are experiencing it now. Watching BREV fall from the high of 0.5464 all the way down, many retail investors who chased the high have long been trapped in the middle of the mountain.

To put it simply, this wave of market movement is a classic peak reversal. The 8-hour K-line chart makes it clear—after a violent surge, the market quickly recedes. Currently, it is consolidating with reduced volume around 0.37, which seems like a recovery but is actually more like a weak rebound after a sharp decline, following the logic of a bear flag pattern.

The key resistance now is in the 0.40-0.42 range. Why? Because the trapped positions are too heavy. The selling pressure above is enough to dampen the bulls' enthusiasm for a counterattack. Technical indicators also tell the story—bearish alignment remains, with no signs of strengthening. If the price cannot effectively break through the 0.390 level with increased volume, it can be basically judged that the market will continue to decline.

From a technical pattern perspective, it is highly probable that the price will test the previous low support around 0.3150 again. Going further down, 0.3200 and 0.3000 are also within the possible target range.

The trading strategy is very clear: short on rallies, with entries around 0.3750-0.3880, and stop-loss set at 0.4050. If the trend continues as expected, there is profit potential at 0.3500, 0.3200, and 0.3000. The key is to wait for the price to rally before acting—don’t rush to buy the bottom.