RENDER's recent trend is quite interesting——on the surface, the 15-minute chart appears neutral, but if you look closely, the RSI on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts are both stuck at the 64 level. The most frustrating part is that trading volume has already significantly increased, but the price hasn't followed suit, giving a sense of being suppressed.

Let me break down the different timeframes: The 15-minute RSI is around 50, so there's no clear direction in the short term; the 1-hour RSI has surged to 65, and the MACD histogram is shrinking, still positive but with diminishing momentum; the 4-hour RSI is stuck at 64, structurally still leaning bullish, but the correction pressure is already quite evident.

This distribution of key levels——currently, 2.57 is where bulls and bears are fighting. Looking upward, 2.65 is the first resistance, then 2.75; looking downward, 2.50 is support, and if broken, next support is at 2.40.

Honestly, from this position, my idea is to **wait and see**. If 2.65 is truly broken with volume, then go long, targeting 2.75, with a stop-loss at 2.58; conversely, if 2.50 breaks down, switch to short, targeting 2.40, with a stop-loss at 2.57. But in the range between 2.50 and 2.65, I choose to stay put. Stop-losses must be set firmly; no gambling on luck with trial orders.

As always, market analysis——technical indicators are just references; the real money matters need to be carefully weighed by yourself.