$TRUMP I’m not chasing. The trend is bullish, but this is not a good point to buy at a high level. The real driver isn’t the project’s cash flow—it's the White House’s pro-crypto policy narrative combined with meme-money returning; in this kind of market, the biggest risk is treating attention directly as fundamentals.

Spot is up about 27% over the past 24 hours, with trading volume around $107 million. In the 1-hour chart, it first jumped from 2.55 to 2.93, then pulled back to 2.63, and later pushed back up to 2.84—showing the heat hasn’t faded, but volatility has already become very large. The value of futures open interest increased from about $75 million to $99 million, and the long/short ratio rose to 2.78. However, the active buy/sell ratio over the recent hours has stayed below 1—there are many people chasing longs, but the truly executed active buy orders haven’t matched the momentum.

I only consider two scenarios: a pullback to 2.70–2.74 that doesn’t break, then look for longs; or a 1-hour volume expansion and close above 2.86 to confirm the continuation of the uptrend. If it breaks below 2.64, the short-term bullish logic fails. Jumping in directly here doesn’t offer a good risk-reward.

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