This $FF chart has the kind of energy shift I always look for after a long pullback — not explosive, not dramatic, but steady and meaningful. From the low near $0.105, it has climbed back toward the $0.125 range, and what I like most is how clean the candles look. No panic selling, no messy wicks — just a smooth recovery with consistent buyer interest.

The moment it pushed through the MA(25), the entire mood of the chart changed. You can literally feel the sentiment flipping from survival mode to early accumulation. The breakout toward $0.1302 was strong, but the real story is how the chart is holding above the moving averages instead of collapsing back under them like before.

Volume spikes are appearing in all the right places — on upward moves, not downward ones — which tells me the interest is finally shifting toward strength rather than exit liquidity.

If $FF continues forming higher lows like this, it could shape into one of those slow-burn bullish structures that people only recognize halfway through the move. For now, the chart looks healthier than it has in days, and the tone is shifting firmly in favor of buyers. @Falcon Finance

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