At the 0.0253 level, the CAP long side is still hard holding, but the 24h high at 0.0258 has already become a short-term ceiling. A 15-minute MACD dead cross has just formed, and momentum is clearly fading— the bounce from yesterday’s 0.0205 that gained 21% in momentum hasn’t even managed to push through 0.026. This is called volume-price divergence. Short-term pullback risk is building up.

My own take: unless it breaks through 0.026 with volume and holds, this is where it’s luring longs. In terms of trading: if you’re currently in cash (no position), don’t chase—wait for the pullback to the 0.022-0.023 range and then consider a light long. Set the stop-loss at below 0.0205. If you’re already on the train, I suggest cutting the position by half around 0.0255 and letting the remaining portion run the profits.
Target levels: if it rebounds after a pullback, the first target is 0.027, and the second is 0.03. With the current liquidity, don’t fantasize about a double.
I’m a technical trader—I only trust candlesticks and trading volume. If the trend isn’t right, I撤 (exit); I don’t fight my emotions. If you want to watch for real-time divergence signals, remember to mute me. 0.0253 is CAP’s lifeline right now. After hitting the 24h high of 0.0258, volume dropped sharply, yet the prior high wasn’t broken—this is a 15-minute top divergence. The 21% rise pulled from 0.0205 yesterday can’t even stay above 0.026 now, showing how overheated the bulls’ fire is. The downside pullback risk has already been met: RSI turned down from the overbought zone, and trading volume hit 11.1