$NEAR -8.45% is not a regular pullback callback. Current price is $2.383. 24h trading volume is about $50.1 million—volume is huge, but the price didn’t hold. That suggests this isn’t a market where you can just blindly catch the bottom. I’d rather treat it as an observation target after an oversold drop, not something to assume a reversal immediately. When you go into the token page, first look at the 1h candlestick chart. Around $2.35, if it keeps picking up volume and gets hit down again, the short-term will likely stay uncomfortable. Only if it regains and holds back above $2.45 will the rebound have real quality. Similar to the previous rounds of big sell-offs: the first wave of rebounds is often just short-covering by the bears. What actually matters is whether the low stops making lower lows. Tonight I’m watching for two moves: if it doesn’t break $2.30 and volume starts to contract; otherwise, I’d rather miss it than catch a falling knife. These kinds of setups test patience the most—being down a lot doesn’t automatically mean it’s cheap, and a rebound doesn’t automatically mean the trend is back. The chart has to prove strength on its own; if it can’t, I’d rather watch others make moves than use my principal to try to gauge sentiment. My stance is quite firm: before it reclaims key levels, even the prettiest rebound is still just a rebound.