Looking at the recent trend of PIVERSE, some interesting signals have appeared on the technical side.

The 15-minute RSI is at 65, which is still relatively strong, but the more interesting part is— the 1-hour RSI has already surged to 74.7, and the 4-hour RSI even broke through 78.1, clearly in overbought territory. The MACD histogram is still rising, indicating some momentum might still be there, but the problem is: trading volume has shrunk by 38.9%, and the upward push is clearly weakening.

In simple terms, the price is rising, but the momentum is fading — this is a warning sign. The price hasn't broken previous highs yet, and is being held down at 0.67, with resistance levels at 0.685 and 0.70.

My personal approach is to stay on the sidelines. The reason is simple: overbought + decreasing volume is a risky combination for chasing the high. Instead of betting on a breakout, it’s better to wait for clearer signals.

If it increases volume and breaks through 0.685, I would consider a small position to follow, targeting 0.70, with a stop-loss firmly set at 0.675. Conversely, if it falls below 0.655, the strategy reverses — look for short opportunities, targeting 0.635, with a stop-loss at 0.67.

But within the range of 0.655 to 0.685, I do nothing. No chasing longs or rushing to short — just wait for a clear direction. Holding onto positions blindly is always the fastest way to lose money, so stop-losses must be executed strictly.

The market will always have opportunities; missing this wave is no big deal.