Once the news hit the market, sentiment was ignited in an instant; funds reacted quickly, driving prices to surge noticeably. Judging from the order book, this rise is more emotion-driven by expectations rather than a structural reversal. The short-term increase in volume during the push upward also suggests that funds have moved in to seize the moment and engage in a fight. It’s worth noting that this kind of news stimulus often comes quickly and fades just as fast. If there is no sustained stream of positive catalysts afterward, after the peak it’s easy for prices to return to consolidation—or even decline again. In terms of trading, it’s not advisable to blindly chase higher prices; it’s more suitable to wait for a pullback after the emotional release, and then decide.