TST shows obvious overbought signals on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts, but there is an overlooked risk behind it—sharp decline in trading volume.

**Technical Analysis Status**
The 15-minute RSI is at a neutral 57, but looking upward is not very promising. The 1-hour RSI skyrocketed to 76.6, and although the MACD histogram is still positive, its momentum has clearly weakened, a typical overbought characteristic. The 4-hour RSI is at 69.6, indicating the bulls are still in control but nearing overbought territory. This multi-timeframe overbought resonance often does not lead to a direct surge in price historically.

**Lack of Volume Confirmation**
Current trading volume is only 15.88M, directly halved compared to previous candles. Without volume support, a breakout is like paper—appearing to rise but lacking real strength. This is the main reason I choose to stay on the sidelines.

**Key Price Level Layout**
The short-term psychological threshold is at 0.02. Resistance levels above are 0.0205 and 0.021, while support levels below are 0.0196 and 0.019.

**Trading Strategy**
If volume increases and breaks through 0.0205, consider a small long position to test the bulls, targeting 0.021, with a stop-loss at 0.0202. Conversely, if it falls below 0.0196, switch to a short position, targeting 0.019, with a stop-loss at 0.0199. At this position? I choose to observe quietly, waiting for the trend to be fully confirmed before acting. The combination of declining volume and multi-timeframe overbought signals makes chasing highs too risky, and the probability of hitting stop-losses is also high.