BANK price movement in this wave is somewhat like a climber finding a support point at the bottom of a valley and starting to climb upward. Previously, the coin price kept falling to $0.04228, a level where many bulls were observing. But interestingly, at this low level, there has been continuous buying volume taking up positions. The price subsequently rebounded from the valley with oscillations upward, surging to a high of $0.04709, then pulling back slightly to $0.04510, with intraday gains reaching 3.96%.

The transaction data also looks interesting — 24-hour trading volume exceeded 3.27 million USDT, with trading volume at 73.1025 million. Throughout the entire rebound process, volume has been steadily expanding, indicating that funds are indeed actively positioning at low levels. Those previous lows have now become the "foothold" for this rebound wave.

**Regarding how to operate**

If entering, it's not recommended to chase the high now. A more prudent approach is to wait for the coin price to pull back to the $0.04300-$0.04400 zone, then enter with a small position, relying on recent key support levels for positioning.

Profit targets are split into two levels: The first target points to $0.04600, and the second target looks at $0.04700. If it truly breaks through the previous high, you can continue watching $0.04800.

For stop loss, setting it at $0.04250 is reasonable. Once it breaks below this price, this short-term upswing momentum will likely show weakness.

**My perspective**

This BANK rebound from bottoming looks like the performance of bulls accumulating power in the early stages. The 4.98% gain over 30 days reflects its mid-term upward resilience. Although it fell 66.91% over 90 days and 30.12% over 180 days, there was indeed pressure earlier, but now the short-term downside momentum is already weakening.

As long as it doesn't break the $0.04250 stop loss level, you can lightly look for more upside. For those shorting, there's no need to participate now, because contrarian operations on coins rebounding at low levels easily get swept out by market rebounds. For going long, just patiently wait for pullbacks — low buying can more steadily seize the opportunity for subsequent rallies.