Looking at the recent GMT market trend, it's a bit like listening to music — knowing when to stay quiet.

Recently, there's been a saying in the market: trading is like handling emotions, losses will always come, but you can't be dragged down by emotions. Rushing to recover losses and forcing high notes are similar logic — both are self-inflicted discomfort. When you lose several trades in a row, it's even more important to stop and organize your thoughts.

The current situation with GMT/USDT is that the 4-hour RSI has already surged to 72, which is a typical overbought zone. It looks lively, but trading volume has shrunk by 97.8%, just like after the climax of a concert when the audience starts leaving — although the stage is still shining, the heat has already cooled down. Chasing longs at this point carries a risk that clearly outweighs the opportunity.

**Strategic considerations**: The current price of 0.02 USDT is not a good entry point. It might be better to wait and see if it can retrace to the support level of 0.0185, and consider a light long position when the 1-hour RSI reclaims above 50. If these conditions are not met, just stay on the sidelines and wait for clearer signals.

Patience is always more valuable than rushing to recover losses. Choosing to observe is actually choosing to protect yourself.