The judgment between highs and lows is always relative; you can't evaluate based on feelings without a reference point. After fluctuations occur, the most common questions are whether you can chase or short. Let me give a unified response: For shorts here, if you short directly, the price level might be about right, but the timing isn't there yet. If a small consolidation forms on the 15-minute chart and we see bearish divergence by nighttime, taking a short position would basically yield results right after entering—no need to wait. For longs here, playing at the current price is too aggressive, and I don't recommend it. Before the 15-minute moving average system starts to converge upward, you can act on local dips using the lifeline strategy. Additionally, you can combine this with the daily MA30 for a long-term view with short-term execution. Other intraday fluctuations are mainly based on the 15-minute chart or localized movements within that context—monitor them yourself. Overall, all price fluctuations are still within the original daily range box. The upper and lower bounds of the box, along with the daily MA30 within the box, remain key references for making trading decisions. $BTC