$ARB has climbed to 0.1927, but I’m not rushing to celebrate. It’s up +7.53% over 24 hours, with $13.8M in trading volume, and the move is labeled a volume-backed rally. This isn’t a dead-cat bounce with no volume, but it’s not a spot to chase blindly either. What do seasoned traders fear most? Seeing a green candle and thinking they’ve missed the opportunity of a lifetime, then buying around 0.1962 and getting taught a lesson by a pullback. If I open the token page now, I’ll first check whether the 1h candle can hold above 0.1898, then see if trading volume keeps growing. If volume fades, today’s green candle deserves a discount. After a volume-backed move like this, I’d rather wait for a pullback that holds before making a call—I’m not rushing to grab the first bite. My approach is simple: if it can hold above 0.1927, I’ll keep watching its strength; if it falls back to 0.1860, I’ll treat it as a failed breakout. I’ll also keep an eye on turnover near the previous high. If volume doesn’t pick up during the rally, then even if the price rises, it’s just a performance. I’ll consider what to do next only after it returns to support and holds steady. I’ll also keep an eye on turnover near the previous high. If volume doesn’t pick up during the rally, then even if the price rises, it’s just a performance. I’ll consider what to do next only after it returns to support and holds steady.