$PROM dropped to $5.724, +10.48%—it's no longer a small fluctuation. My take is straightforward: it can be watched, but it isn’t suitable for chasing blindly with your eyes closed. 24h trading volume is $5.42M, suggesting capital is coming in. The real trading signal is in the pullback quality—not in the headline percentage increase. Go into $PROM and check the 1h candlestick chart: watch whether $5.438 has been retested and holds again. If it holds, that indicates it’s not a one-shot move; if it breaks, then this bullish candle gets discounted. Similar patterns used to be common: for a strong coin, volume often dries up on the pullback, then it surges again; for a weak coin, it simply falls back to the launch point. I only care whether it can generate volume above $5.896. If it can’t get above that, I’ll wait. So my rhythm isn’t to chase the first bite—it’s to wait for the second confirmation. A chance is only valid when the pullback doesn’t break and the trading volume doesn’t drop off. If either condition is missing, keep your hands off for now. The discipline is right here: when there’s confirmation, I follow; when there isn’t, I wait for the next round. On the next refresh, I’ll only check volume, price, and whether it’s still on the same side of the key levels.