The price movement of DUSK over the past two days is indeed interesting. A large bullish candlestick directly pulled the price up, and market enthusiasm instantly surged. However, it would be too hasty to simply cheer based on price gains alone—we need to carefully analyze what's behind it.

First, looking at trading volume, it surged directly to 103 million coins. This volume level indicates that major capital is indeed entering the market, not just price gains driven by hype. This point is quite crucial, proving the market has real money supporting it. However, from another angle, such large trading volume also reflects that bullish and bearish voices in the market are severely fragmented, with significant disagreements among different parties. Whether it can hold its ground subsequently mainly depends on whether it can break through the @0.0603@ USD high—a breakthrough would create potential for further upside, while failure would inevitably bring pullback pressure.

Looking at the technical side, all three KDJ lines have rushed above 80, with the J value even approaching 90, which is the standard "overbought" state in the short term. The more fierce the gains, the greater the risk. If one continues chasing highs at this point, it becomes somewhat dangerous, and one must be ready to handle pullbacks at any time.

From a longer-term perspective, the price remains above both short-term and mid-term moving averages, with MA180 (around @0.0535@ USD) having become the new support line. As long as this line holds, the bullish structure remains intact.

Finally, and most practically—you must manage your position size. These types of coins have large price swings, so light positions are the way to go. Those doing leveraged trading must also understand fee costs clearly. If the fee rate is too high, avoid participating in that market first, otherwise you'll just be sending money to the counterparty.