The recent trend of USELESS is worth paying attention to. From a time cycle perspective, this coin experienced nearly a month of continuous decline before New Year's Day, then stopped falling on New Year's Day, followed by a four consecutive bullish days on the daily chart. It sounds promising, but a closer look at the 15-minute small-scale chart reveals that the stagnation phenomenon has gradually appeared, and the bearish trend is actually quite clear.

From the current technical standpoint, the probability of a short-term correction is increasing. At this point, retail investors need to stay alert—don't be lured into a bullish trap and end up getting trapped. Instead of holding onto vague hopes, it's better to seize the current opportunity.

When the price approaches around 0.119, you can consider a short-selling approach. For stop-loss, it is recommended to place it above 0.124, which can handle possible false breakout highs while keeping risk under control. For take-profit in stages: the first target is around 0.115, the second target points to 0.11, and the third target is 0.106. If the price breaks down further, you can continue to track and speculate on a deeper decline.

The current technical pattern indeed provides a reference for a short-selling direction, and the key is to execute at these critical price points.