$U wasn’t moving for hours flat, low volatility, low attention. Then someone turned the lights on. That vertical candle wasn’t retail; that was a liquidity event. Price didn’t grind up, it teleported. Moves like that happen when orderbooks are thin, and a large buyer decides slippage is acceptable.

What’s interesting isn’t just the spike to 0.00707, but the follow-through. Price didn’t invert or implode instead it found a post-surge floor near 0.0043, which suggests absorption rather than panic profit-taking. That means positions switched hands from noise to conviction.

The wick tells you curiosity, the sustain tells you intention. Now the chart isn’t about “hype,” it’s about who’s willing to hold the new range. If liquidity builds above this new level, it stops being a jump it becomes a structural re-pricing.

Projects don’t get expensive in a day; they get noticed.