GMT is currently fluctuating between 0.0221 on the 4-hour chart, with the previous high of 0.02368 acting like a barrier. Without sufficient trading volume, it's easy to form a double top or head and shoulders pattern, so this risk needs to be watched.

The key is to see whether MA(7) will break below MA(30)—once it does, a short-term weakening trend is confirmed. Currently, the price is testing the moving averages, and the Bollinger Bands are tightening, indicating decreasing volatility. The midline at 0.022 is a defensive line; if it falls below, it could directly slide down to the lower band around 0.0218.

Pay close attention to volume and price movements. If the price hits 0.02368 and makes a new high but trading volume shrinks, the upward momentum is definitely insufficient; conversely, if during a pullback the open interest increases while the price continues to fall, it’s a clear sign that the bears are quietly gaining strength.

Focus on these four levels: around 0.023 (resistance at the previous high), 0.0225 (where MA(7) and the middle Bollinger Band intersect), 0.022 (lower boundary of the previous platform), and 0.021 (lower band combined with previous support). Don’t ignore MACD dead cross or bullish divergence signals as these indicate momentum shifts.

The main chip zone can still support the current price, but if it breaks downward with increased volume, stop-loss orders may be triggered in a chain reaction. Three practical strategies: 30% chance of a volume breakout above 0.023 targeting 0.025; most likely, trade within the 0.022-0.023 range using grid trading for buy low and sell high; 20% chance of breaking below 0.021 and going short towards 0.020.