TA (TAUSDT) pulled up 25% yesterday, and I've seen this kind of action many times. After years of trading, the biggest lesson I've learned is not to chase after sharp rallies—the risk is often at its peak during those moments.

I looked at the data carefully. Trading volume has shrunk to only 95% of the decline, and RSI on the 4-hour chart has spiked to 74, which is a clear overbought signal. I've encountered similar altcoins before—large rallies with big volume look fierce, but when volume doesn't follow through, they reverse into a straight drop. Sentiment is contagious, but when you calm down and look at the chart, the logic becomes clear—this isn't a healthy uptrend, but rather a pulse move.

The current position is indeed conflicting. Going long from here, the odds clearly aren't worth it; going short, I'm trying to catch the top against the trend. According to my trading system, I'm not touching either side.

My plan is simple: **wait for it to form its own structure**. I'm watching two key levels—if the price can hold its ground, then pulls back to test support around 0.045 USDT, that's when I'll consider if I can follow the trend with a long. Conversely, if it directly breaks through 0.043 USDT, it means the upside momentum has already fizzled out, and this move is done.

For now, I'm just watching and doing nothing. This is what I've always stuck to—only trade the body of the fish, never the head or tail where the high-risk positions are.