First, looking at the 4-hour chart, a converging triangle pattern is emerging, with shorts at the top and longs at the bottom, allowing for operations based on selling high and buying low.

Next, from the 1-hour chart, the price has been hovering around 96300 for half a day, forming a right-angle triangle, indicating an oversupply or weak demand above, with buyers taking a cautious stance towards the short-term resistance level.

Finally, focusing on the 1-minute chart, the market initially fluctuated in the bottom area, creating a false downward breakout to lure shorts into the market, then suddenly broke upward, making it difficult to discern the truth from the falsehood.

Remember, breakouts often occur in the early stages of a trend, while breakouts at the end require caution, as they may be traps for luring buyers or sellers.