$HANA(HANAUSDT) After a fierce surge just now, it dropped sharply. Currently, the volume is shrinking and it’s repeatedly testing the key area. This situation looks uncomfortable, but there’s also a chance for a rebound.

First, look at the 15-minute chart. The current price is 0.0200, just breaking below the previous small platform. The 1-hour RSI is still at 61, which isn’t particularly hot, but on the 4-hour chart, the RSI has already reached 74, indicating a clear overbought signal. Looking upward, resistance is at the previous high of 0.0215, with support below at 0.0190—this was the starting point of the early session rally.

The key action is quite clear: if volume breaks through 0.0215, go long; if it falls below 0.0190, then give up and don’t chase.

To attempt a rebound, my plan is as follows: enter around 0.0192, which is right at the previous support. Place the stop-loss below 0.0188, controlling risk within 2%. The target is split into two parts: first aiming for 0.0208 (+3%), then looking at 0.0215 (+5%).

But honestly, the 4-hour level is overheated now, so there’s definitely pressure for a pullback. This is purely a play on a 15-minute rebound, not a main upward wave. More painfully, the volume has already shrunk to 98%, and with such low trading activity, the momentum is quite weak. Therefore, stop-loss must be strictly enforced—if it breaks, exit immediately, no negotiations.

Position size should be tightly controlled. No one should be over-leveraged at this stage. The risk and reward are simply not aligned.