The recent market movement of BERA/USDT futures is interesting, with all three RSI periods flashing red. 15-minute 94.4, 1-hour 90.6, 4-hour 83.7—these are textbook-level overbought signals. But there's a detail— the 1-hour MACD histogram is still expanding, indicating that the bulls haven't given up yet; it's just a bit too extreme.

The more concerning point is that trading volume has shrunk by 35.9%, which is a hidden risk. Usually, at this stage, the market looks like it's blowing bubbles—beautiful to watch but prone to popping quickly.

In terms of position, it's currently stuck in a strong zone at 0.73. The two key levels above are 0.75 and 0.78, while the support levels below are 0.70 and 0.665.

My approach is this: if it forcibly breaks through 0.75 with volume support, then chase the move and target 0.78, but be sure to defend at 0.735. Conversely, if it falls below 0.70, consider switching to short, with a target of 0.665 and a stop-loss at 0.715.

At this position? I choose to wait. Instead of rushing into the extreme overbought zone, it's better to wait for the price to stabilize around 0.70 before going long manually, or watch for a volume breakout above 0.75 to follow up. The key is to cut losses immediately if the level is broken—don't get caught up in the mindset. The pace of this market is fast; if you can't keep up, just observe and avoid forcing trades.