$UNI rises to 5.247—I’m not in a hurry to chase. In the last 24h it’s +19.25%, with volume of 56.09M. This candle looks strong, but the harder it is, the more you need to watch the pullback. After the last similar surge in volume, the truly good sign isn’t the first big green candle—it’s whether, on the second time dipping back around 5.19, it can still hold and be caught. Now open the token page: first, check the 1h K-line to see if it has retested and held back above 5.27. Next, see whether the order book depth follows through and thickens. If the volume shrinks too quickly, anything above 5.38 is likely to turn into a short-term profit-taking zone. I’ll treat 5.12 as the defense line—if it holds, then I’ll keep looking for continuation. If it falls back below, I’ll treat it as a sentiment-driven rebound and won’t get carried away chasing the excitement. I’ll also look at how fast orders are being canceled in the order book: around 5.33, if resting orders keep getting repeatedly eaten, that indicates it hasn’t just been a one-shot pump. Conversely, if price is chopping sideways at the high but traded volume drops to less than half of the previous hour, don’t give yourself excuses. The place where old-timers lose the most is assuming the first burst of excitement is the start of the second leg.