$DEXE rises to 2.339, up 22.40% in 24h—this move is a bit too strong and sudden. Volume is 14.9M. The labels say “volume expansion and a strong rally” and “breakout with strength,” but I’m not in a rush to treat it as a new trend. Old-timers have been burned—especially when a chart looks smooth at first glance, you should first check whether it can change hands around 2.362. Otherwise, it easily turns into a rally then a pullback. Before you click into the token page, look at the 1h candlestick chart, the trading value, and the order book thickness. The key isn’t how hot it is right now—it’s whether there’s volume support when it retraces to 2.269. After a sharp surge, in the so-called “second leg,” it’s often not about who runs fastest that wins, but who can endure the first wave of profit-taking. My plan is simple: if price holds above 2.269, then I’ll watch for continuation; if it falls back, I’ll just treat it as a reflex bounce and won’t chase the first candle. I’ll also watch one detail: if the price first spikes up and then pulls back, but volume doesn’t show a clear drop-off, that suggests people are willing to trade (change hands) at higher levels. Conversely, if near 2.386 it only has wicks left, don’t be fooled by the superficial strength.