DAM/USDT this wave of market movement is quite interesting. The RSI on the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour charts are all clustered in the overbought zone of 69-75, which looks very exciting at first glance. However, the MACD histogram on the 1-hour chart is still expanding, and the problem is—trading volume has shrunk to only 2.3% of its previous level. This is a classic case of price-volume divergence, and chasing the high carries significant risk.

From a technical perspective, the key levels are distributed as follows:

Currently stuck around 0.0200, which is a psychological integer level and also acts as short-term resistance. The resistance levels above are at 0.0205 and 0.0212, while the support levels below are at 0.0195 and 0.0188.

The trading strategy is quite clear: if the volume picks up and breaks through 0.0205, then look for a target of 0.0212, with a stop-loss at 0.0200. Conversely, if the price falls below 0.0195 with supporting volume, then turn bearish, targeting 0.0188, with the same stop-loss at 0.0200.

But the current situation is that price and volume are telling two different stories. My approach is to wait and see, only acting once the price is supported by effective volume. Either wait for a breakout above 0.0205 or a breakdown below 0.0195 to confirm the move. This divergence is too obvious now; blindly betting on the direction is not advisable.