RVV is currently quoted at 0.003690, and the recent trend over the past couple of days is quite interesting. Looking at the last 10 fifteen-minute K-lines, the average fluctuation is only 1.42%, but the third one suddenly formed a medium-shadow candlestick with a decline of 1.92%, expanding the range to 3.33%, and the trading volume suddenly increased. The logic behind this is very clear—selling pressure has already become concentrated.

Specifically, that key K-line's real body accounts for 57.6%, combined with a trading volume of 58 million, indicating either profit-taking from earlier positions or panic selling. Following that, the fifth K-line shows some signs of rebound, but its real body is only 15.9%, which suggests that the bullish momentum is actually very weak and difficult to form an effective counterattack.

From a trading perspective, there are two main ideas. One is if the price breaks below the support level of 0.00370, you can try shorting with a small position, targeting the previous low of 0.00365, with a stop-loss set at 0.00382. The other idea is if the price rebounds to the 0.00385 to 0.00390 zone, which coincides with the upper shadow area of the previous K-line 4 and is likely to encounter resistance, then you can reverse and go short.

It is worth noting that although the maximum fluctuation reached 3.77% (appearing in the fifth K-line), the real body proportion was only 15.9%. This kind of movement often hints at a false breakout trap. Currently, market volatility remains within normal ranges, but these consecutive small real body K-lines are already hinting that the direction choice is imminent.