ZBT's recent trend is still quite interesting. After surging from 0.1027, it directly dropped sharply, with both the 15-minute and 1-hour K-lines showing long upper shadows. The moving averages are also starting to turn downward, indicating that short-term resistance is indeed building up. The MACD red histogram has significantly shrunk, clearly signaling that the bears are beginning to gain strength.

From a capital perspective, large accounts holding short positions are increasing, and their holding ratio is climbing. Active selling at high levels has started to appear in batches, and the bulls' willingness to absorb is noticeably weakening. However, the total open interest in contracts remains high, which is something to watch—if the bulls make a comeback, we still need to be prepared.

For trading, the current price of 0.0968 can be considered for a light short position. Place the stop-loss at 0.098; if it breaks through, exit immediately. For take profit, first target 0.092. If that level is also broken, extend the target to the support around 0.090. This move is essentially a short-term shorting opportunity after a rebound. The key is to buy in batches, strictly set stop-losses, and avoid greed and prolonged battles.