$DEXE drop it to 2.26, 24h +18.81%. Don’t just look at the green bars for this position. Trading volume 26.94M has already pushed short-term sentiment up, but after a move of 18% like this, what I’m more afraid of is a fake breakout followed by a pullback. When you go into the token page now, first check whether the 1h candles have managed to re-stabilize above 2.20 again—then see whether buy pressure is still stepping in. Similar to the previous few rounds of small caps: volume spikes hard on the first push, and if the second one doesn’t have volume, it easily turns into an upper shadow (long wick). I’m not in a hurry to chase; only if it keeps expanding volume above 2.33 will it count as strong. If it falls back below 2.18, treat it as a rebound attempt first. I’ll also quickly check the 24h high/low levels—if they’re too close, don’t fantasize about breaking through in one step. In the past, with these low-cap names and small volume expansions: if it’s truly strong, it will grind out a second buy point at the high; if not, it will just dump the morning’s volume back down. Don’t rush when watching—wait for it to answer on its own. I’ll wait for the next 1h close for confirmation: if volume doesn’t shrink and price doesn’t break the line, then consider whether it still has momentum; otherwise, I’d rather miss out than gamble on temperament at the high.