XPL/USDT's performance in this cycle is indeed a bit awkward—on the 1-hour chart, RSI soared to 72, and the MACD histogram is about to shrink, indicating a clear overbought condition. But switching to the 4-hour chart, RSI remains at 68, and the trend strength is still there. The contradiction lies here: trading volume has shrunk by 83%, which means that although the price is still rising, traders' enthusiasm has noticeably cooled down.

Key technical points to watch—0.17 is now the core battleground between bulls and bears. Looking upward, 0.175 is the first resistance; only a breakout beyond that could lead to 0.18. Downward, the support levels are at 0.165 and 0.16.

How to operate? Actually, the most rational choice now is to wait. If the price effectively breaks below 0.175, consider going long with a target of 0.18, but set a strict stop-loss at 0.172. Conversely, if it falls below 0.165, switch to short positions with a target of 0.16, and place the stop-loss at 0.168. But within the range of 0.165 to 0.175? Just don't mess around—waiting is the best strategy.

The overbought signal on the 1-hour chart combined with declining volume makes chasing the high too risky now. Wait for a clear confirmation of the trend before taking action. Especially if your condition isn't optimal, patience is even more important. Stop-loss discipline always comes first.