Take $ARB as an example: despite today’s strong pump, structurally it’s only just returned to a daily bullish setup—this isn’t the start of a new trend yet. This is crucial because a lot of people see a big short-term move and instantly think the market is super strong, afraid of missing out. But in reality, what truly determines the potential and sustainability of a move isn’t how much it’s pumped, but whether the price structure has actually flipped. Only once the structure is established do bulls have a solid foundation for continuation. Otherwise, even if you see a 20-30% surge in a single breath, it could just be a bottom bounce, short squeeze, or temporary liquidity push—none of which confirm a real trend reversal. So when judging market strength, always get the order right: first check if the structure has flipped, then look at the size of the move. Don’t confuse the two.