BREV sharply pulled back from 0.48 to 0.361 and stabilized at that level. This decline appears to be a typical market panic washout rhythm. Observing changes in contract positions, holdings increased in sync during the low-level rebound, indicating that funds are actively bottom-fishing. Short-term moving averages also show quite a few positive signals, with signs of an upward turning point already appearing.

Looking back at historical price movements, rebounds after sharp selloffs and stabilization often have good continuity. For participants, the 0.39-0.40 range is a relatively ideal entry zone. For risk control, the stop loss should be set below 0.35 to provide sufficient buffer.

Regarding target levels, we can view them in stages. The first stage targets 0.43, where you can consider reducing some positions after touching it. 0.44 serves as the second observation point; if it holds here, continuity will be stronger. 0.45 is the third key level. Once these resistance levels are broken through, there is still room for further upside. Subsequently, you can choose to continue holding to bet on larger gains or take profits in batches on rallies based on market rhythm.