$BLUR Didn’t Rally It Rotated Liquidity Forward

BLUR was stuck in compression for hours, trading inside tiny candles where the only participants were bots and patient accumulators. That phase ended the moment price started printing sequential higher bodies without overlap that’s usually the tell that passive sellers finally stopped leaning on the book.

The breakout wasn’t violent, but it was efficient. Notice how BLUR didn’t need a giant wick to punch through 0.036–0.038. That’s a supply pocket from earlier rotation, and once it cleared, the market immediately started pricing the next pocket up toward 0.0443, which it tapped and rejected on first contact. Typical behavior for a level that hasn’t been tested in a while.

The interesting part is what happened after the rejection: instead of dumping back to origin, BLUR built a mid-range floor and kept bids active at ~59%. That tells you traders aren’t trying to escape; they’re trying to position without chasing.

Coins don’t trend just because volume increases they trend when participants agree not to exit on every uptick. BLUR is flirting with that shift now. One more clean rotation and the market will stop treating this as a relief bounce and start treating it as a revaluation.