Behind this explosive surge is a deadly divergence signal! In 24 hours, $B jumped from 0.1514 to 0.2031, up 26%, with trading volume at 13.8M—yet RSI hit 82.3 in overbought territory, and the MACD volume bars have already started to shrink—classic early signs of a top bearish divergence. The 0.2008 level is right between the hourly Bollinger upper band at 0.203 and the Fibonacci 0.618 retracement at 0.198, where bulls and bears are fighting it out at full heat. My trader instinct tells me: this isn’t a brand-new main uptrend—it’s institutions pumping to distribute.

On the technical side, $B has closed bullish for the past 8 hourly candles in a row, but volume has fallen from the peak of 3.2M to 1.7M—clear volume-price divergence. The OBV indicator has formed a plateau above 0.195, and the inflow pace has slowed down. The high at 0.2031 becomes the key near-term resistance; support below is at 0.195 (EMA20) and 0.180 (prior low). If price breaks below 0.195 with increased volume, that would confirm a pullback signal.

Direct trading advice: If you’re already holding, consider trimming 30% in the 0.200–0.203 range, and move your stop-loss up to 0.190. If you want to short, don’t chase the price—place a light short near 0.201, with stop-loss at 0.206 and targets at 0.185 and 0.175. Keep position sizing within 5%. This market is volatile—one big bearish candle can wipe out all the gains.

Want to hop on the hype? Don’t be silly—wait for the pullback to 0.175 before considering re-entry. Only when RSI falls back below 50 will there be a margin of safety. I’ve been watching this coin on the Gate Plaza for three days; the second wave after a breakout is often even more brutal. Vote: do you believe this is a bull pullback or a bear pullback? Trust me—don’t be the bag holder. And don’t forget to set your stop-loss; it’s the only rule I’ve lived by to survive in this market.