DOLO's recent trend is interesting. Starting around 0.040, there have been multiple long lower shadow pin bars followed by rapid surges. This "drop first, then rise" pattern has confused many retail investors.

Now the price has already broken above 0.06411, with two candlesticks directly reaching this high level. From the chart, this doesn't look like a traditional main upward wave. Instead, it resembles the final sprint before the main force completes its chip distribution at high levels—after a vertical spike, a downward test often follows.

The appearance of such vertical upward movement at high levels actually indicates risk is accumulating. The main force is distributing chips at this price level, and the more retail investors that buy in, the greater the subsequent downward space. Similar patterns are often seen; today's rapid surge could turn into a waterfall drop the next day.

So the current issue isn't whether it can continue to rise, but whether it can hold steady at high levels. If it can't, it will directly enter a downward channel. Trading strategies at this point are crucial—either exit early to lock in profits or wait for a pullback to look for opportunities. Hesitating too long can easily lead to being caught.