DUSK's recent rally has been truly fierce. In four days, it has increased fivefold. Such a surge looks impressive, but it's also important to consider the underlying logic.

Careful examination of the candlestick charts reveals some clues—it's now entering a sideways consolidation phase, but the trading volume hasn't kept up. This is a typical pattern of volume expansion without price movement. Usually, when this situation occurs, the main players' chips are nearly exhausted, and the remaining action is to oscillate repeatedly at high levels, enticing latecomers to buy in.

From a technical perspective, extreme gains are often followed by a strong correction. When a bubble inflates to this extent, physical laws tell us when it has reached the top and should burst. The magnitude of the decline is often proportional to the previous rise, so a waterfall-like drop is not surprising.

If you still want to participate now, consider a contrarian approach. Enter short positions at the high points, allowing profits to be realized during the pullback. This might be a smarter choice at the moment. Market opportunities are always present, but the most stable returns come from effective risk management.