$QNT rose to 102.97—this move is kind of exciting, but don’t jump in yet. If there’s no new update, I feel more at ease; at least I don’t have to chase the headline. The 24h gain is +42.82%, with about 9.7 million in volume. On the order book, the tags are “rising with volume” and “strong breakout.” For old hands, the first reaction to this kind of rally isn’t to rush in—it’s to ask whether there’s real buy volume above 106.57, or whether it’s just an emotion-driven line. When I open the token page, I’ll check the 1h candlestick and the traded amount: only if volume keeps expanding does it prove that someone is willing to trade at high levels and rotate positions. If volume shrinks, those earlier “sudden pump” patterns often pull back. My plan is simple: hold 99.366, then talk about continuation. If it falls back, I’ll treat it as a rebound and not rush. One more thing: after a quick spike like +42.82%, if the second candle’s volume doesn’t continue, the pullback is usually faster than you’d expect. I’ll treat 96.792 as the final line of defense. If it hasn’t reached the confirmation level, I won’t fight with it. During the day, I only check twice: first for the volume expansion, then for the pullback. If there’s no confirmation, I’ll just drink tea; I’ll re-check the order book once more before the close.