ARX is up 16% in 24 hours, but within 15 minutes, trading volume suddenly dropped 38% from the high point. This signal is enough to keep the longs from sleeping tonight.

I’m a disciplined trader—buy on dips, sell on rips. I only follow the plan, not the emotions. My trading logic is simple: don’t chase a big spike; run when volume shrinks; and only act when the price drops into a dense accumulation zone.
ARX at 0.3022— the intraday high of 0.3156 has already been touched. Now the price is hovering in the middle, and the hourly MACD shows an incipient top divergence setup. If tomorrow the trading volume is still shrinking and doesn’t break above 0.31, I’ll treat it as the tail end of the rebound.
My price plan: Entry: If it retraces into the 0.28–0.285 range, I’ll take a 0.5 position size. The reason is that this area is near the low from 24 hours ago and is also support on the hourly chart. Stop loss: Place a unified stop at 0.268. If it breaks below, it’s a false-breakout structure—don’t get attached. Take profit: First target 0.31—sell half here. Second target 0.33—also a previous resistance level. For the remainder, place a sell order in advance at 0.325. Position size: No more than 3% of total capital, because ARX liquidity and depth are generally weak, and a larger position can easily cause slippage.
Note: If the price directly pushes above 0.31 and there’s still no volume, I will never chase. A low-volume rally is often a scheme to lure people in.
Here’s a small challenge for you: Do you think tomorrow ARX will first drop sharply to 0.28 to pick up buyers, or will it pump another bullish candle to bait people? Drop your prediction in the comments, and I’ll see who’s right.
Remember: at this current level of 0.3022, it’s just past the midpoint for people chasing pumps, but it’s a safe zone for those waiting to buy the dip. I’d rather miss the trade than take risks at a top-divergence high.
No trading outside the plan.