<![CDATA[<br>BR This rebound is just a trick to lure players—four-hour direction clearly and unmistakably says DOWN. The K-lines are basically even between longs and shorts, net change -2.43%. It presses against the high point 1.2332, can’t break through, and then just jabs down to 1.0075—so is this called a breakout? This is the longs scaring themselves to death.<br><br>More importantly, open interest shrank by 3.8% in a day, yet the price bounces upward—without incremental capital, any rebound is just misconduct. The fee rate looks positive, but it’s still lower than the 8-hour average—so is this the actual willingness of the longs to pay?<br><br>At the current price 1.19474, go short directly. First target 1.1244, second target 1.0654. Hold onto it, and if you can, look for 1.0056. Stop loss at 1.24—don’t go against the trend.]]>