From a technical perspective, $USUAL is currently in a typical trend transition phase. Although the 5-minute level shows a strong decline, there is an obvious bottom divergence signal: RSI remains in the bullish area of 65.23, the MACD indicator has turned bullish, and the price stands firmly above the middle track of the Bollinger Band (0.8119). This divergence between technical indicators and trends usually indicates a possible reversal opportunity. It is particularly noteworthy that the current price position of 0.8163 is of great significance. It not only stands on the middle track of the Bollinger Band, but also remains relatively strong in the shrinking adjustment, indicating that the power of the short side is weakening.
From the perspective of market structure, although the trend strength is only 0.12, which shows that the current trend is weak, this just proves that we are at a critical moment of trend transition. The large opening of the Bollinger Band (the upper and lower track range is 0.8334-0.7903) superimposed on the volatility of 1.29 indicates that the market is ready to go. The market's shrinking volume and wait-and-see state, combined with the bullish bias strength of 0.67, suggests that funds in the market are accumulating momentum and waiting. Once the volume cooperates, the probability of a breakthrough is high.
The operation strategy is recommended to be implemented in three steps: First, you can gradually build a small position near 0.8119 (the middle track of the Bollinger band), which is the current best risk-return ratio entry point; second, if you successfully stand on the middle track, you can add positions when the price retraces, and set the stop loss below 0.7903 (the lower track of the Bollinger band); finally, 0.8334 (the upper track of the Bollinger band) is the primary target position. After breaking through this position, you can decide whether to continue holding based on the volume cooperation. Considering the particularity of the current stage, it is recommended to use low leverage (no more than 2 times) and control the position within 30% to cope with possible volatility risks.
