I’m treating $AT like a “discipline test” coin right now. Before I even think about entries, I’m checking the basics: where it’s actually tradable, how deep the liquidity is, and whether the spread is clean or just getting pushed around. If a token isn’t meaningfully listed (or volume is thin), the chart can look “perfect” and still be a trap because one candle can delete your setup in seconds.
If you are trading it, I’d keep it simple: define one level you want to see reclaimed (or a range low you don’t want to lose), then size small enough that you can stay calm. I’d rather miss a pump than force an entry on low-liquidity noise. The best trades on coins like this usually come after the hype cools and the price starts respecting levels again clean retests, steady volume, less random wicks.
My rule: if I can’t explain the invalidation in one sentence, I’m not in the trade. Not financial advice just how I keep my head straight on risky tickers.
