To be honest, the window and the verification are in sync. The $0G order book structure is already giving signals. The previous high is right overhead. This pullback hasn’t broken the key support, and the volume contraction is quite clean—showing that selling pressure isn’t heavy. After washing for so long, if it were only going to move up this little, that would be too disrespectful to all the effort from earlier. I’m watching the four-hour structure: the lows are lifting, and the highs are pressing closer—this is a typical convergence terminal pattern, and the probability of breaking upward is increasing. The key logic is actually just two points.

First, the pullback confirms validity. After that earlier high-volume bullish candle lifted the price, it didn’t quickly fall back. Instead, it has been digesting sideways at the high levels. This kind of movement usually indicates consolidation rather than a top. Second, volume and price are cooperating. During the pullback, volume visibly shrinks, suggesting the chips aren’t being dumped in panic escape. Instead, someone is stepping in from below. Once this structure breaks above the previous high with volume, the space upward opens up. Of course, the verification signal is also very clear—watch whether it can hold above the previous high on strong volume. If it only pokes through and then drops back immediately, then it’s still range-bound; don’t jump to conclusions.

As for risk-reward: right now you’re not far from support. The upside potential is larger than the downside, so it’s worth paying attention. This isn’t a call for trades. As long as the structure hasn’t broken down, my bias is toward the bullish side. At this $0G level, just wait patiently for confirmation.

With a broad view of mountains and seas, observe the market’s subtlety. Walk with Uncle Xiong and witness the daily swings between profit and loss.