POL has indeed been fierce in this recent rally, but it's also time to hit the brakes.

The current price is 0.1735, and the technical indicators have already reached 89 (RSI maxed at 100). This number indicates one thing—the market sentiment is extremely heated, and there is obvious short-term correction pressure. Looking back at the 24-hour K-line, from 0.17 soaring to 0.1866, then falling back again, such volatility demonstrates both the ferocity of the bulls and the market's instability.

On-chain data shows that the net buy/sell volume of whales remains balanced at 4.89M, with bulls and bears evenly matched. But there's a detail: the profit ratio of the bullish camp has reached 65%, clearly surpassing the bears, and their average cost basis is at 0.1637, well below the current price, leaving room for maneuver.

The price has broken through the upper band of the Bollinger Bands (0.1664), which from a technical perspective is a strong signal. But here's the problem—RSI at 89 is already in an extremely overheated state, like a person who has run almost to the point of exhaustion and needs to rest. It’s unlikely to push higher in the short term; more likely, it will undergo a correction to gather strength before moving upward again.

What is the expectation for the next few days? Most likely, it will fluctuate between 0.166 and 0.186. If it can hold steady above 0.175, bulls may have a chance to push toward the previous high of 0.196; conversely, if it falls below 0.166, market sentiment will cool down quickly, entering a relatively rational phase.

For participants, a small position around 0.17 to bet on a rebound might be worth trying, but be sure to buy and sell quickly. If you see a volume breakout above 0.186, following the trend is fine. The key point to remember: when heat is high, the market often moves fast. Whales are still on the dance floor, so there's an opportunity, but be ready to withdraw at any time. Currently, it's a rhythm where experts are measuring heartbeat, and novices are just watching the heat.