$BAN Futures(BANUSDT) is currently in a dangerously overbought state. Looking at the 15-minute chart, the RSI has already surged to 70.8; on the 1-hour chart, RSI is at 81.2, and the MACD histogram is shrinking but still positive; on the 4-hour cycle, RSI has directly reached 79.9—these three timeframes are all in the extreme overheat zone.

The most painful part is the volume. In this round of rally, the trading volume has shrunk to 91.6%, which is a typical strong divergence combined with volume and price divergence. Simply put, the price is moving upward, but the buying orders are clearly decreasing. This mismatch often foreshadows a reversal.

Regarding the price, it is now stuck at the psychological level of 0.0900. Above, look at 0.0920 and 0.0950; below, support levels are at 0.0880 and 0.0850.

My strategy is very straightforward. If it breaks through 0.0920, I won't chase because the volume-price divergence is too obvious. I will wait for a pullback. If it falls below 0.0880, then switch to short positions, targeting 0.0850, with a stop-loss set at 0.0905. The safest approach is to observe between 0.0880 and 0.0920 and not act for now.

My current choice is to stay on the sidelines. The multi-timeframe severe overbought condition combined with exhausted volume makes long positions very risky. To short, you need to see a confirmed break below 0.0880. Honestly, in recent losses, the best strategy is—better to miss the opportunity than to make the wrong move. Once a breakdown occurs, stop loss immediately and don’t get caught up in emotional trading.