$TRUMP's performance today is like a rocket taking off. It first dropped to around $5.377 (almost hitting the local low of $5.363), then suddenly launched a fierce rebound. From the bottom, it surged violently up to a new high of $5.683, then slightly retreated to close at $5.649. The daily increase is 4.13%, with a 24-hour trading volume of 55.46 million USDT and a trading volume of 10,128,900 coins — importantly, the volume during the rally was significantly explosive, indicating that large funds completed their accumulation at low levels before pushing the price up.

From the data, this wave of market movement is quite interesting. An 11.05% increase over 7 days shows that the bulls are quite strong. Although over 30 days it only increased by 0.04% and over 90 days it fell by 7.94%, reflecting a medium-term consolidation, the current short-term upward trend is clear.

If you want to participate, my advice is this: don't chase the high. Wait for a pullback to the $5.50-$5.60 range before entering with small positions. Positioning at this recent key support level will be more stable. After entering, the first target is $5.65, the second target is $5.70. If it can break the previous high, you can chase up to $5.75. Set your stop-loss at $5.45; once it falls below this level, the short-term upward trend is likely to weaken.

Honestly, this violent surge of $TRUMP is a signal of strong bullish reversal. As long as it stays above $5.45 without breaking, you can confidently remain bullish in the short term. If you're still shorting, it's better not to participate at this stage — counter-trend trading in such volatile coins will only lead to being crushed. For those going long, be patient and wait for a pullback; accumulating at low levels will help you secure profits steadily. Also, remember to control your position size and guard against sudden pullbacks.