$DEXE 5 minutes ago it was still hovering around 3.5, and now it’s directly running to 3.57—this pump is like Double 11 at midnight rushing to grab coupons, too slow and you’re out.

In plain words: DEXE in the past 24 hours surged from a low of 2.33 straight to 3.58—basically like your neighborhood vendor’s jianbing guozi going from $5 to $6.3, and the vendor tells you, “Old Wang next door just added another $0.5 and bought up the last set.”
Trading volume is $313 million, which is 1.2 times higher than usual. The “green hands” start readying basins to catch, but remember: this kind of sudden volume spike has a 50% chance of being a “pump-and-dump script”—the whales lift the price, then wait for retail to rush in and take the bag, so they can get off the train.
Trading advice: chasing the rally now is like gambling on a coin flip. If you want to play, wait for a pullback to the 3.2–3.3 range (which is like dropping back to the 24-hour average line), then place a small position limit order. Set your stop-loss at 2.8 (if it breaks, admit defeat and exit). Take-profit targets in two tiers: first at 3.8 (short-term buy the dip), second at 4.2 (depending on market sentiment). Don’t risk more than 10% of your total capital—because coins that pump and dump like this are like going to a scenic spot on the weekend to eat seafood: looks lively, but after you eat, you might end up with a stomachache.
Remember, from 3–5 a.m. there are often “needle-spike” moments; at that time the price can instantly crash to 2.9 and then rebound to 3.2. If you play it right, you can snag a short-term run; if you don’t, you’ll get trapped at the mountaintop. If you don’t understand, ask in the comment section.