STABLE's recent performance is really disappointing. It rebounded from a low of $0.013764 to $0.015530, seemingly about to stabilize, but as soon as the high appeared, selling pressure surged in, the price reversed downward, and ultimately closed at $0.014477, down 5.57% for the day. The 24-hour trading volume broke through 13.06 million USDT with trading volume reaching 901 million, which looks quite active. However, the problem is: while trading volume did increase during the rebound, once the decline began, selling pressure immediately overwhelmed buying interest, suggesting that bulls simply cannot sustain the rally. The market remains firmly under the control of bears.

The current situation is as follows: in the short term, if you want to trade a bounce, wait for the price to return to the $0.014800-$0.015000 range before trying with a light position, but on the premise that the price genuinely stabilizes at recent key resistance, don't blindly chase bottoms.

The short logic is also very clear. The first target points to $0.014200. If it breaks through smoothly, continue watching $0.014000. If the decline hasn't stopped, $0.013800 is also possible. Set the stop loss at $0.015000. Once the price breaks through this level, the short-term downtrend will likely ease.

To be honest, this spike and pullback is a bear-dominated performance. The 30-day decline of 27.18% further exposes the weakness pattern in the medium term. As long as the $0.015000 level cannot hold, there's no reason to change the bearish thesis. If you want to go long, the bottom-fishing risk is too high at this stage. You need to wait for clear stabilization signals before acting. For those shorting, don't blindly chase the decline either. Wait for rebounds to resistance levels before entering, so you can steadily capture profits from the downtrend.