$DOS: What I’m most afraid of isn’t that it won’t rise—it’s a rise like this with no buy orders behind it.

From 0.2235 up to 0.2654, that’s a move of 17.5%.

But the active buy orders—meaning the portion that truly chases the price to buy—have a buy/sell ratio of only 0.89.

Not even 1.

In other words: the price is rising, but nobody is actively chasing the price.

So who’s pushing the price?

There are two possibilities.

First:
The seller is withdrawing orders. Buy orders aren’t increasing, but the price is being pushed up passively.

This kind of rise won’t hold.

Second:
There are large orders slowly propping up the price, waiting for retail traders to chase in before distributing (selling).

This kind of rise is even more dangerous.

Right now, I only watch one thing:

Whether the buy orders truly catch up.

If after a break above 0.2710, active buy orders start increasing noticeably → the uptrend may be real.

If it spikes near 0.2710 but buy orders still can’t catch up → the risk of a fake breakout is very high.

Until the volume catches up, I won’t chase.

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