$DEXE 24h pulled up +27.08%. At this price of 2.426, I’m actually in no rush to chase. It sounds lively, and the order book looks more like a sharp surge where you’re waiting for the next person to take over. Turnover is 17.885 million, and volume is enough, but the problem with this kind of rally is that a single needle can puncture short-term sentiment and scatter it. When I click into the token page, I’ll first look at the 1h chart. The key isn’t whether it can still rush higher, but whether there’s any pullback support and acceptance around 2.232. Previously, in similar cases of volume-backed breakouts, the second hourly candle often shrinks in volume—then it’s easy for the “hotness” to turn into a false impression. Above, 2.620: only if it can hold on to that level on increased volume can we call it a strong continuation. If it falls back to 2.077, I’ll treat it as a classic take-profit reversal after a high. Today’s action is simple: first watch 2.232, and I won’t force a buy at high levels. I’ll also check the trade distribution: if the rise is mainly driven by a few big orders, then the follow-through later will be more fragile. If, during the pullback, small orders are also willing to step in and buy, then the structure starts to look like it can hold sideways. In formations like this, on the day of the sharp rally, the most important thing isn’t the top price—it’s whether the gain can be held into the close. Finally, I’ll keep focusing on pullback quality: if volume stays steady, I’ll reassess; if volume thins out, I’ll pass for now.