$$HEI 24-hour surge of 31.51%, from 0.081 directly to 0.1146 before pulling back—this massive bullish candlestick, is it a celebration for retail investors or a scythe for the whales?

"The BRC20 ecosystem welcomes a major positive development, with project teams announcing a strategic partnership with a leading exchange" (Source: HEI official Twitter). Translate into trading logic: before the news is confirmed, the price has already moved in advance. The 24-hour trading volume skyrocketed to 18.1M, three times the amount from a few days ago, indicating smart money is front-running. If the partnership is real, 0.1146 won't be the end; if it's a false positive and they are distributing, this is a classic case of "bad news upon confirmation."
Now there are two scenarios. Scenario A: Genuine positive news. Approaching 0.1133 is a pullback confirmation after breaking previous highs, with strong support at 0.1000. As long as it doesn't break, hold your position, targeting 0.15-0.18.
Scenario B: Funds are using positive news to push the price up for distribution. The key is whether it can hold above 0.11 tomorrow. If volume increases and it makes a new high, chasing the breakout could be profitable; if volume shrinks and it pulls back, 0.081 is the last line of defense.
My suggestion: For small positions (less than 20%), try going long around 0.112, with a stop loss at 0.095 (a break below is a false breakout), and take profit in two stages—first target 0.13, second target 0.15.
If 0.1146 doesn't break after a long time, don't be stubborn—exit and reassess. Remember, after such a sharp surge, chasing higher requires a 20% wider stop loss than usual, or you'll get shaken out by a single needle.
Has the news already been priced in? The volume indicates someone has already entered early, but the official announcement hasn't landed yet, so there's still room for manipulation. Now is not the time to blindly chase; it's time to watch the chart for answers—keep a close eye on the 0.11 level.