$PLAY The candlestick pin is too fierce, looking uncomfortable so I want to follow. Let's first look at the indicator situation: the 1-hour RSI has already reached 68, and the 4-hour is even more exaggerated at 75, clearly indicating an overbought condition. However, on the 15-minute chart, it retraced to an RSI of 48, which is quite interesting and just the right time to add to the long position.

The trading logic is simple: once the 15-minute volume stabilizes around 0.0595, it's a good entry point. Risk control is set at a break below 0.0575, with a risk ratio of about 3.3%. The target is divided into two steps—first target at 0.0625 to gain 5 points, and the second at 0.064 to gain 7.5 points.

The MACD histogram has shrunk, but the 1-hour upward trend is still intact. The key now is whether 0.06 can hold. If it falls below 0.0575, it indicates that the recent rebound was a false breakout, and I must exit immediately—don't think about the rebound.

I'll go in first with a tight stop-loss. Keep the position size small; this market is moving too fast, with no clear big trend, leaving little room for messing around.