Recently walking on the street, I saw familiar vendors still in their old spots. This daily repetition gives a sense of stability. The market is no different; behind the cyclical hot and cold fluctuations, there is its own rhythm.

Today, I focused on the $STABLE/USDT trend, which has surged over 16% in 24 hours. On the surface, it looks aggressive. But digging deeper, the problem arises—both the 1-hour and 4-hour K-lines are in a pullback, and trading volume is shrinking. This pattern of rapid rise followed by volume contraction is actually a "pause" posture.

Currently, the price is oscillating around 0.01 USDT, with bulls and bears in a tug-of-war, but momentum is clearly lacking. The 1-hour RSI has turned downward from a high level, and the 4-hour RSI remains in the overbought zone. This is a typical sign of a waning strong momentum. The significant decrease in volume further indicates that the buying force is weakening.

In this situation, the upward movement lacks support, and the decline is still above the support level, so the direction is not yet determined. My choice is **to wait and see**.

What am I waiting for? Either a volume breakout above the previous high or a clear breakdown of the short-term support. I will wait for one of these signals before making a decision. Chasing the market often leads to losses, and this has been proven repeatedly.

*Risk warning: This view is for market analysis only and does not constitute investment advice.*