$HEMI climbed to 0.02—yet I ended up tapping the brakes first. It’s up 33.05% in 24h, with turnover of $20.27M. This isn’t some no-volume push; the real issue is, after the surge, who’s going to take over? Old greenhorns who see this kind of market won’t be banging the table right away—they’ll first ask whether a one-hour pullback can hold above 0.02. When you enter the token page, don’t just watch the green candles—keep an eye on the sell-order depth near 0.02 and whether trading volume shows any gaps. After a previous segment like this where it spikes quickly, once volume shrinks, it’s easy to leave the chasing buyers’ orders stranded on top. I’m not in a hurry. I’ll see whether I can hold two hourly support lines before making a move. If it falls back below 0.02, I’ll treat it as just a momentum-driven emotional rebound. I’ll also check the 15-minute timeframe: whether there are two consecutive pullbacks with shrinking volume. The first time can hold just means it stops the decline; only if the second time can also hold does it count as someone actively defending the price. In the past, with these sharp rallies, the scariest part is when the turnover looks great at high levels—yet when the order flow is pulled, the market drops instantly. So I’d rather be half a step late. That’s why I only look for confirmation on this one. I won’t rush to grab the first bite with the crowd; if it’s truly strong, it will give a second entry point. If it’s fake strong, it will expose itself.