$PI The trend remains uncertain, and continued observation suggests to hold back; the overall still remains in a downtrend. Without discussing any indicators, let's look at the battle between bulls and bears. The naked K-line is simply a record of their confrontation. Taking a 4-hour naked K-line as an example: on the left, a new low of $0.147 was made, then immediately a bullish (positive) candle appeared without creating a new low of $0.147. This indicates that even before the subsequent K-line appeared, we could tell that this bullish candle was significant. Indeed, the subsequent candles continued to adjust within the bullish candle, followed by another bullish candle. Two medium-sized bullish candles engulf a small bearish candle. As long as the price does not fall below the low of the bullish candle, there will be upward momentum. A medium or large bullish (positive) K-line above the bullish candle is good; if the candle closes one-third or halfway up the candle, it is considered medium; breaking below the lowest point of the bullish candle is weak.