$NEAR jumped to 4.656, +10.44%—a bit too spicy. I heard NEAR just released its production status report; it’s not empty news, but the price action feels more real: 24h volume is 256M U, with a label of volume expansion and a strong breakout. I’m not in a rush to treat it as the new main breakout yet—first, I want to see whether it can hold its ground around 4.703. When you go into the token page, don’t just look at the % change—focus on the 1h candlestick pullback: is there reduced volume, and how thick is the order book above 4.842? With breakouts like this on increased volume, the biggest fear is that the first candle is bright, but the second one has no buyers stepping in. My plan is simple: hold 4.516 and keep watching for strength; if it falls back below 4.516, then treat this move as just a sentiment spike. I’ll also watch the speed of the 15-minute pullback—quick drop with slow recovery is uncomfortable; slow drop with a fast close looks like someone’s actually taking it. Tonight I’ll only take the order book seriously, not argue with the noise. One more thing to watch: if two consecutive 1h candles close below the observation line, I won’t keep it under a “strong trend” filter. And only if, after the pullback, the volume doesn’t dissipate, will I continue to look for the next pressure test.