SSV shows typical overbought signs on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts. Looking at the data: the 15-minute RSI is only 68, which is acceptable, but on the 1-hour it has surged to 82, and the 4-hour remains high at 77. The MACD histogram is arching, and the structure still indicates a bullish trend. The question is, can this momentum continue?

The trading volume is quite interesting—an explosive 330% increase definitely catches the eye, but whether this volume can be sustained is uncertain. Currently, the price is stuck at 4.52, which acts like a hurdle; there’s obvious resistance above and support below.

Specifically, key levels are: the breakout point above is 4.65, then 4.80 further up. The support line below is at 4.35; if it drops further, the next support is at 4.15.

My idea is **to watch first, not to act immediately**. The current price doesn’t offer a good risk-reward ratio. A smarter approach is to wait until it truly breaks above 4.65 to chase, targeting 4.80, with a stop-loss at 4.55 for safety. Or wait for it to fall below 4.35 to short, looking at the 4.15 space, with a stop-loss at 4.45. Until both clear signals appear, it’s best to stay on the sidelines.