WET is currently trading at around 0.204 USDT, and recent market movements have attracted a lot of attention. Looking at the 15-minute chart, the past 10 candlesticks show a typical tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with an average volatility of only 0.94%, which is considered "normal fluctuation" and has not reached an extreme crash level.

Short-term selling pressure seems to be slightly dominant, as seen from the consecutive small bearish candles. The largest pullback was from a medium-sized bearish candle, with a decline of 1.61%, and trading volume also increased, indicating that funds are taking profits at key levels. However, the price is currently highly sticky and has not formed a continuous downward trend.

Based on this low volatility and unclear direction environment, the following strategies are more appropriate:

First, range trading. You can make small trades within the band of 0.202 to 0.208 USDT, quickly entering and exiting.

Second, follow the breakout. If volume increases and the price breaks above 0.208 and holds, you can cautiously go long; conversely, if the price falls below 0.202 with increased volume, shorting might also be worth trying.

Overall, there are no signs of sustained volume release yet. It is recommended to try with a small position and be sure to set stop-losses.