CLO/USDT's recent performance deserves attention. The price has experienced a notable rally near 0.76 USDT, but from a technical perspective, the upward momentum is showing signs of weakening.

Specifically, RSI across multiple timeframes has entered a neutral-to-strong zone, which typically indicates that while there's still upward energy, some price space has already been consumed. What's more concerning is that although the 1-hour MACD shows a bullish crossover signal, the upward force is not strong enough. Meanwhile, trading volume has noticeably shrunk, which often signals declining market participation and raises questions about the sustainability of the rally.

From a trading perspective, when consecutive losses have shaken confidence and market signals lack clarity, the smartest choice is actually to do nothing. Don't chase assets that have already surged significantly, don't bet on direction, and don't let emotions drive decisions. What should you do at this time? Review the previous round of trades, clarify why losses occurred, understand what position management discipline should look like, and wait for clearer signals to emerge or an appropriate pullback to develop.

Market volatility is eternal, but once your own rhythm is disrupted, recovery becomes much harder. Therefore, the best choice right now is to **observe**—neither chasing highs nor blindly picking bottoms, just observing and waiting.