$AT's 4-hour chart is moving very predictably. The previous high of 0.204 has not been broken yet, and although there have been several pullbacks, the price has consistently stayed above the middle band and moving averages. This behavior doesn't look like distribution; instead, it resembles a strong consolidation.

Recently, this decline seems more like a shakeout of floating chips. Trading volume is gradually shrinking, and market sentiment has cooled down. But from another perspective, this adjustment actually paves the way for a subsequent secondary launch.

The current approach is quite simple: as long as the trendline remains intact, the bullish direction hasn't changed.

The key level to watch is here—if the pullback can hold the 0.17 to 0.175 range, the bullish structure is confirmed. Once volume increases and the price reclaims 0.19, the upside space will naturally open.

My personal trading method is to follow the structure for long positions: not chasing the highs, nor betting on a breakout, but only entering after a pullback and stabilization. Stop-loss is placed at the lower edge of the structure, so if wrong, it’s acknowledged; if right, profits can run freely. In this kind of market, there's no need to trade every day—just wait for the opportunity of "rebound without breaking and then re-initiating."

Hold the long positions and be patient; there's no need to rush. Also, keep an eye on the performance of $WCT and $TAKE.