$DEXE has surged to 2.365, +23.43%—very strong, but I’m not in a hurry to chase. The 24h volume is 28.15M; this isn’t random sprouting without liquidity. The issue is that in the short term, price has already run up a stretch away from the lows. When you tap into the token page, first check the 1h K-line: around 2.318, can it step back in and stabilize? If volume shrinks yet it’s still being pushed up hard, it easily turns into a false breakout. For this kind of setup, I generally look at two things: first, after the first burst of volume, whether the bullish candle appears; second, whether the following move can still hold the high zone—pullbacks can’t be too deep. The overhead level at 2.436 is the resistance I’m watching, and 2.247 is my risk-control line. If it can’t hold 2.318, I’ll treat it only as a rebound and wait for it to pull back on its own for confirmation. In this kind of market, I keep position sizing very light: first, see whether price has come back above the intraday midline. If the trading value continues to expand but the high no longer keeps getting higher, it means the active bid is starting to hesitate. Confirmation is worth more than guessing tops and bottoms. If the next surge in volume can’t break through, I’ll regard the high zone as the distribution area and won’t keep probing and trying in the middle.