I heard $CHIP just surged again—let me pour some cold water first. Current price is 0.04387; it’s up 12.72% in the last 24h, with trading volume of 8.39 million. In a small-cap like this, rising on volume is the easiest thing to make people itch to jump in, but I’m not in a hurry. In the last similar rally, what truly shows continuation isn’t the very first green candle—it’s whether, after the pullback, it can still hold 0.041. Go into the token page and check the 1h chart first; don’t just look at the percentage gain—see whether the volume keeps following. Also, how thick is the order book above 0.044? If volume breaks over 0.046, I’ll treat it as a strong continuation. If it falls back below 0.040, I’ll handle it as a high-to-low pullback after a spike. I’m treating this as a live on-the-spot reminder: when a small-cap starts to run, you need two confirmations—first, the price doesn’t drop back below the breakout level; second, the momentum/volume doesn’t dry up. What I fear most isn’t missing it—it’s seeing green candles and forgetting discipline. If the order book stays thin, I’d rather watch it fly than top up at a high price. So in the end, I’m watching just one action: don’t chase when it spikes with volume at the high; only consider it after the pullback doesn’t break. If by the close it’s still above 0.041, I’ll review it again tomorrow.