$DEXE Today this one feels a bit hard; the current price is 2.192, with 24h +14.46%, but I’m not in a hurry to chase. On the news front, DeXe mainnet DAO use cases and derivatives updates are out—what really matters is whether the volume can hold. Before you open the token page, check the 1h candlestick. Around 2.131, if it pulls back without breaking, it means the bid side is still there. If it drops back to 2.071, then this breakout should be treated as a false move for now. In similar scenarios where there’s a volume-driven surge, the most common place to get exposed has been the second hourly candle, so I’ll wait until the trading value stays above 9.6M before I decide.
Tonight’s plan is simple: just watch the 2.247 resistance and the 2.115 defense, and don’t chase the first buy. I’ll also look at the previous hour’s close—don’t just focus on the sudden spike. If, near the highs, two consecutive attempts fail with increased volume, it means the overhead sell pressure hasn’t been digested. At this point, making a plan is more important than guessing direction. Missing the first leg isn’t a big deal; the second confirmation after holding the line is cleaner.
Tonight’s plan is simple: just watch the 2.247 resistance and the 2.115 defense, and don’t chase the first buy. I’ll also look at the previous hour’s close—don’t just focus on the sudden spike. If, near the highs, two consecutive attempts fail with increased volume, it means the overhead sell pressure hasn’t been digested. At this point, making a plan is more important than guessing direction. Missing the first leg isn’t a big deal; the second confirmation after holding the line is cleaner.