$DOT I pulled it down to 1.170, but I actually looked first at 1.156. This 24h move is +5.03%, and the trading volume is about 11.13M. The tags are volume expansion and a strong breakout. It’s lively, sure, but old “weak hands” are most afraid that one bullish candle will blow their minds away. After a similar volume-expansion move last time, if the second candle doesn’t hold, what usually happens is a pullback that shakes people out. Now that I’m in the token page, I’ll first check whether the 1h volume bars keep expanding, and then see whether the sell wall near 1.186 is thick. If the volume keeps increasing, that shows it isn’t just a simple pump. If it falls back to 1.156, I’ll treat it as a dead-cat bounce and I won’t rush to chase. Tonight’s plan is simple: watch whether it can hold sideways above 1.170 for 30 minutes. If it can’t hold, I’ll wait for the next pullback entry. I’ll also quickly check the low from the previous hour—if that low doesn’t get broken through again, it means there are buyers supporting it short-term. But if it drops and volume spikes, then that isn’t an opportunity; it’s a reminder not to let emotions take over. I only do observations that can be verified. I don’t treat a single surge as a conclusion. Don’t rush—let the market give the answers itself.