$S pushed all the way up to 0.0604 in one go. +6.93% is no small move, but the first thing I’m watching is whether it turns back to retest. 24-hour trading volume is around 13.4M, so volume has picked up. The thing is, with low-priced coins like this, one bullish candle can get everyone excited, and the next one starts testing whether buyers will follow through. When you open the token page, don’t just look at the percentage gain. Check the 1-hour chart first: is volume consistently picking up around 0.0604, and has the order book suddenly thinned out? With a volume-backed rally like this, if the price hasn’t held for three or four hourly candles beforehand, chasing it can easily get you shaken out. My approach is simple: if it can consolidate above 0.0604, I’ll watch for the next leg. If it falls back to the previous base of the rally, I’ll just watch the show and won’t rush in. I’ll also check how deep the pullbacks were after the last few volume spikes. If each pullback holds above the previous low, that’s a sign this may be more than a one-day wonder. If the price is being propped up by just one large order and trading dries up afterward, I usually let someone else jump in first. Then I check whether aggressive buy orders keep coming in on the order book. If they don’t, don’t mistake a single spike for a trend.