LYN's recent trend is quite interesting. The 1-hour RSI has already surged to 78, and the MACD golden cross looks promising, but the problem is—trading volume has shrunk by 90%, which is a classic sign of divergence between price and volume.

The performance across different timeframes shows clear differences: the 15-minute RSI at 66 is still neutral, while the 1-hour RSI at 78 does have some overbought signals. The 4-hour RSI at 71, although still showing a strong structure, also warrants caution for a potential pullback.

Currently, the psychological level of 0.100 is just below our feet. The resistance levels above are at 0.105 and 0.112, while the support levels below are at 0.095 and 0.088.

From a trading perspective, if the price breaks through 0.105, consider going long with a target at 0.112 and a stop-loss at 0.102. Conversely, if it falls below 0.095, switch to a short position with a target at 0.088 and a stop-loss at 0.098. The most prudent approach at this position is to stay on the sidelines.

Honestly, chasing high during divergence between volume and price often leads to getting caught. It's better to wait until a clear breakout or breakdown at these key levels before taking action. When the direction is confirmed, then move. Given the recent market volatility, instead of betting on an uncertain rebound, it's wiser to wait for confirmation. Missing one opportunity is better than making a wrong move.