GUN's price action has been quite contradictory these past two days. Looking at the 15-minute chart, RSI is only at 40.6, clearly weak; but switching to the 1-hour chart, RSI at 50.1 is neutral; then checking the 4-hour level, RSI at 68.6 appears strong. This is classic multi-timeframe conflict.

What's even more frustrating is the volume situation—the 1-hour MACD histogram has sunk below the zero line, trading volume has shrunk by 97.9%, and momentum is clearly insufficient.

The key price levels are distributed like this:

**The psychological level is at 0.0200**, with 0.0205 and 0.0212 above it, and 0.0195 and 0.0188 below it.

So how should you trade? Actually it's quite clear:

If it can hold above 0.0205, I'll take a small long position targeting 0.0212, with a stop loss at 0.0200. Conversely, if it breaks below 0.0195, I'll switch to bearish, aiming for 0.0188, with a stop loss at 0.0202. The most painful scenario is getting trapped in the 0.0195 to 0.0205 range—best not to trade in this case.

Right now the price is hovering around 0.0200, and my stance is crystal clear—**wait and observe**. Because volume is extremely dried up, multiple timeframes give conflicting signals, and trading in this situation is just gambling. Rather than being caught in a range and having your psychology collapse, it's better to wait for a clear breakout signal before acting. If the breakout goes against you, exit immediately without hesitation—don't let FOMO cloud your judgment.