Recently observed ARPA's price performance after a nearly 50% volume increase, many believe this is just a simple rebound, but from the market details, it looks more like a breakout driven by genuine main capital entry.

Here's my view. First, from the perspective of trading volume, 368M in turnover accompanied by an increase in open interest indicates that the influx is not from short-term speculators but from real capital backing. The selling pressure after the breakout is particularly light, and the price is consolidating strongly above the breakout level, which is a typical reset phase after a healthy breakout.

Technically speaking, the key support zone is between 0.0190 and 0.0200. As long as the price holds this level, targets with more liquidity can be fully tested later.

Refer to specific data:
🎯 Entry zone: 0.0195 - 0.0202
🛑 Risk control: 0.0180 (rigid stop-loss level)
🚀 First target: 0.0230
🚀 Second target: 0.0260

The key is the confirmation of a breakout under massive volume, combined with the light selling pressure on the market, all pointing to a relatively clear direction. Of course, the market always has uncertainties, and risk management should always come first.