CUDIS has been quite aggressive these days. It launched directly from a bottom of $0.02953, soared to a high of $0.03577, with a single-day increase of 19.11%, and finally stabilized at $0.03534. During this process, the trading volume exceeded 4.83 million USDT, and the transaction volume surged to 148 million. Seeing this trading activity, it's clear that significant funds have completed accumulation at low levels and are now pushing the price higher.

From the data, this rally is quite strong. It has increased by 23.14% over 7 days, 23.87% over 30 days, and the short-term upward trend is entirely dominated by bulls. Although it still declined by 20.14% over 90 days, indicating medium-term pressure, the current short-term momentum is simply too strong to be suppressed.

If you want to get in, my advice is: don't chase the high. Wait for a pullback to the $0.03300 to $0.03400 range, and try a small position there—this is safer. For taking profits, do it in stages: first target $0.03600, then $0.03650. If it can break through the previous high, there's a chance to aim for $0.03700. Set your stop-loss at $0.03200; once it falls below this level, the short-term rally is likely to lose momentum.

Overall, as long as the price stays above $0.03200, the bullish logic remains. Conversely, if you plan to short, avoid participating at this level. In such a violent rally, going against the trend could end up with the market crushing you. For long positions, be patient and wait for a pullback; buying low has a much higher chance of making money than chasing highs. Also, be careful not to be fully invested—leave room to withstand short-term volatility.