Looking at the latest trend of LYN futures, the RSI across several cycles is in the oversold deep water zone, which is usually a clear rebound signal. But the problem is that the trading volume has already shrunk significantly—down to 88.5%, making the situation ambiguous.

Breakout analysis depends on technicals. The 15-minute RSI is at 34.5, and the hourly chart is even more extreme, with RSI dropping to 28.3. The MACD histogram is still expanding below the zero line, indicating that the current weakness is ongoing. The 4-hour RSI is stuck at 33.5, and the overall downward trend remains unchanged.

In terms of price, it is currently stuck at the psychological level of 0.1000. The resistance levels above are 0.1050 and 0.1120, while the support levels below have collapsed to 0.0950 and 0.0880.

How to operate? My idea is this: if it can hold steady above 0.1050, you can enter a small long position with the target at 0.1120, but set a stop-loss at 0.1000. Conversely, if it breaks below 0.0950, the volume might accelerate its release, and at that point, I would choose to sit and wait. As for the range between 0.0950 and 0.1050, the trading volume is thin, and the volatility isn’t meaningful, so there’s no need to join the fun.

Honestly, the current market sentiment isn’t very good, and the volume is at the bottom. I prefer to wait. Wait until there’s a clear breakout above 0.1050, or until 0.1000 can hold volume-wise, then consider a light long position. Moving now isn’t worth the odds.