$MARSCOIN then surged down to 0.1448 again. I’ll let myself laugh a bit for this run before I call it a stop. In the past 24h, it’s up +9.95%, with turnover of 29.33 million. The tags are “volume expansion and a strong breakout.” It sounds pretty fierce, but for old bagholders, the thing they fear most is getting taught a lesson right after you praise it. I’m not in a rush to chase. First, I’ll see whether there’s a pullback and support around 0.14335. If you go into the token page, don’t just stare at the green bars—watch whether the volume decreases when the 1h candlestick pulls back, and whether the order book still has bids sitting there. For this kind of fresh surge, the first half relies on sentiment; the second half relies on turnover and rotation. If it can hold 0.13973, then I’ll treat it as a continuation of strength. If it falls back below 0.13973, then I’ll treat it as a high-to-low pullback after a spike. Today my plan is simple: watch 0.14335, and make sure the volume doesn’t suddenly cut off. I’d rather miss out on a segment than get stuck at the intraday top pretending liquidity will hold. If the order book first dumps and then recovers, that’s when it earns respect—then we’ll look again.