$SOL has risen to 118.97, yet I’m actually not in a hurry to chase. The first reaction of an old bag-holder is to check whether 117.19 will pull back. On the chart, I look at three things first: the current price 118.97, the 24h change +5.28%, and trading volume of about 321 million. This isn’t some minor, obscure fluctuation—volume is already on full display. But the more lively the market looks like this, the more you fear that a single line will carry people’s emotions away. When I open the token page, I’ll first look at the 1h candlestick chart. The key isn’t whether it’s green today, but whether there’s buy-side support around the pullback level near 114.81. If it’s just price surging and the volume doesn’t follow, then the prior high at 124.32 is likely to turn into a short-term distribution zone. Similar to the last time SOL surged quickly—if it didn’t hold after the move and instead pushed into the next leg, most of the time later it still needed a catch-up step. My move is simple: hold 117.19 to keep viewing it as strong. If it falls back below 114.81, I’ll treat it first as a rebound. I won’t change my discipline because of a single green candle. I’d rather lag half a beat and wait for it to show the support clearly; if tonight’s volume continues to expand, then I’ll reevaluate the resistance levels again.