$$ZEREBRO When this daily chart big bullish candle pierced the 0.045 resistance level, I slapped my own thigh on the spot—my position hadn’t been fully filled yesterday. Current price is 0.0457; over the past 24h it’s surged 34.91%, going straight from 0.0323 to 0.0461. Trading volume has jumped to 18M, with 15M of volume concentrated in the first half hour—this is a classic breakout with expansion in volume. Now the RSI has just reached 62, not overbought; the MACD has only just turned upward with a fresh golden cross while still below the zero line. The DIFF line has moved from -0.002 to -0.0012, and momentum is accelerating—the key is whether it can hold above 0.046.

On the ultra-short term, the 15-minute chart shows a small bearish divergence: price made a new high at 0.0461 but the RSI didn’t keep up, dropping from 78 to 71. This usually isn’t a top signal, but a technical pullback after a sharp rally. Around 0.035 last night, there was 4.2M of stacked volume—bullish push intent is very clear. If the pullback doesn’t break 0.043, then the next target is the 0.048 to 0.05 range. But you have to calculate the risk-reward ratio—chasing longs with a stop-loss should be placed at 0.0415; if it breaks, it means this move is a fake breakout.

As for execution, my own strategy is: at the current price 0.0457, enter a small long position, and keep exposure under 5%. Stop-loss at 0.0415. First take-profit at 0.048; second take-profit at 0.05. If it breaks above 0.0461 and then pulls back with reduced volume, I’ll add another 2% to the position. If you want to be more cautious, wait for the pullback to 0.043 without breaking, then enter; set the stop-loss at 0.041. I don’t recommend shorting against the trend unless it breaks below 0.04 and does so with increased volume—then the bears will truly show up.

Let’s guess: can we see 0.05 tonight? Drop your target price in the comments. If you want to watch the chart in real time, follow me—every time there’s a key breakout, I’ll update it first. — I’m the crazy one who stares at trading volume every day at 3:00 a.m. Technical signals don’t lie; sentiment may change, but price and volume won’t.