Every time the price drops to a key support level, it starts to rebound, feeling like it's part of a programmed setup. Recently, the movement has been repeatedly testing this line, either institutional players defending the price and accumulating positions or retail investors' stop-loss orders stacking up to form support. Anyway, the stickiness at this level is too strong.

It seems difficult to break through in the short term, but also hard to make a quick upward push. This is a typical range-bound oscillation—potentially an opportunity for those trying to catch the bottom, but those chasing the high should be cautious. If it can effectively break through this line later, a new direction may emerge.