$FF pulled down to 0.1453, +21.74%—that’s intense. I actually reach for the brakes first. Trading volume of $7.7M isn’t small, but for intraday moves of 20% or more, they’re the easiest to fool latecomers into buying at the top. My old-timer’s rule of thumb: don’t ask right away how much more it can go up—first ask whether there are people around 0.1402 who are willing to pick up. Go into the token page, check the 1h candlesticks and the order-book depth. If the volume keeps piling above 0.1453, then it’s not just a spike driven by emotion. If it runs up to 0.1504 but the volume contracts, I’d rather miss it—I’m not in a rush to chase. Tonight I’m only watching two things: whether the pullback to 0.1453 can hold steady, and if it drops back to 0.1402, I’ll treat it as a fake breakout. I’ll also quickly check the 15-minute chart for a pattern of three consecutive candles with volume contraction on the pullback—only when these details pass can you be sure the short-term supply hasn’t scattered. If the setup doesn’t get confirmed, let someone else have the excitement first. One last detail: when price is near 0.1504, the bid side can’t suddenly thin out; when it’s near 0.1402, the ask side can’t keep breaking through with consecutive sells. I’ll wait for it to grade itself.