01Definition
A base repeatedly meets selling with buying. Repricing means trading persists around a different valuation range.
02Why it matters
A fast pump and an accepted new range can look similar at first.
03What to check
- Time and repeated tests within the new range
- Response to selling
- Liquidity stability and coverage
04Healthy / Dangerous
Healthy
The new range survives several tests with continuing activity.
Dangerous
Price briefly spikes higher, then returns to the old range.
05Beginner mistake
Calling every large move repricing.
06Takeaway
A new valuation needs acceptance.
See the idea
- 01
An illustrative MC range begins at $250k–$300k.
- 02
After expansion, trading repeatedly holds around $450k–$550k.
- 03
That supports a new base hypothesis; one touch would not.
Try it on a token
See it in Meme Fast → SwingCompare observed persistence and liquidity, then inspect candle history. Estimated MC assumes the reported supply relationship remains valid.
Go deeper
There is no universal number of tests or duration that certifies acceptance. State your timeframe and evidence, then identify what would disprove the new-base hypothesis.
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