ADA's recent performance is quite interesting. As of December 24th, the price remains around 0.3583 USDT. From a technical perspective, this is currently a noteworthy moment.

Looking at the actions of the main players, honestly, it's a bit awkward—there's basically no one there. This results in the market being entirely driven by retail traders, with no large funds supporting or pressing down the price, causing it to sway left and right, easily forming a directionless oscillation. Such market conditions are a big trap for traders, with very high risks.

Let's examine some key technical levels. The resistance zones above are concentrated in 0.3704-0.3744, 0.3789-0.3860, 0.4015-0.4077, 0.4091-0.4116, and 0.4259-0.4275—these five ranges exert increasing pressure. Below, no obvious support zones have been identified for now, which is a typical scenario of heavy resistance above and no support below.

Currently, the 0.3583 level is far from the nearest resistance zone at 0.3704, stuck in a vacuum zone slightly below the middle, with no clear direction—just a normal oscillation trap when the main funds are absent.

Regarding trading strategies, I suggest considering the following: it's best not to rush into trades now because the big players haven't entered, and the market has no clear direction. chasing gains or cutting losses in this environment is prone to getting trapped. If you really want to participate, wait for a rebound near the 0.3704-0.3744 zone, then try a small short position, with a stop-loss above, aiming to return to around 0.35. If you want to buy low, you'll need to wait until there are clear signs of support before considering small positions. Honestly, the safest approach is to stay out of the market and observe—once there are real signals of main players entering, act decisively.

The core logic is simple: coins without main funds coming in are the most volatile and risky. Instead of chasing oscillations and losing money, it's better to wait for genuine opportunities.