Looking at the current trend, we are still moving within a consolidation range and haven't formed a clear direction yet. In this kind of market, the strategy of selling high and buying low is still useful, but the key is to have patience and maintain discipline.

The four-hour chart shows some interesting signs—after a surge, the price reversed and formed a relatively large bearish candle, indicating that the overhead resistance is still there. The previous bullish sentiment might need to be adjusted accordingly. But there's a detail worth noting: the retest lows did not break the previous support, and there are signs of a gentle upward trend at the bottom. The lows are gradually rising, which actually suggests that the bulls are not as weak as it seems—this is a positive signal.

Switching to the daily chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, which is a typical sign of accumulation—volatility is decreasing, and the market is preparing to make a decision. In this new year's market, the probability of volatility expanding is increasing. We haven't yet reached an ideal entry point, so patience is still needed. However, based on the structure, it is likely that there will be a moderate retracement to shake out weak hands, followed by a move upward. This logical flow is quite strong.