BABY's move looked stronger on the chart than it actually felt.

It climbed to $0.01305, but the momentum was running ahead of itself. RSI was already sitting in overbought territory, MACD started fading, and buyers slowly stopped stepping in. The result? BABY drifted back to $0.01177, ending the day 5.8% lower.

What kicked off the rally wasn't just hype—it was the story.

The idea of trustless Bitcoin vaults and native BTC utility in DeFi caught people's attention fast, bringing in around $474K in fresh USDT inflows. But crypto moves quickly. Once everyone was watching the same trade, the focus shifted from the narrative to the next risk.

And right now, that risk is supply.

On August 10, around 136.11M BABY tokens are scheduled to unlock, with another 2.3M tokens entering circulation through daily emissions. That doesn't guarantee a sell-off, but it does make traders think twice before buying every dip.

There's also a smaller detail that shouldn't be ignored. The BLS voting extension issue affecting versions before v4.2.0 isn't a major crisis, but reliability matters. When combined with validator concentration among a few Finality Providers, it raises questions that investors are likely to keep watching.

BABY still has a solid long-term narrative.

The challenge now is proving that demand can stay ahead of growing supply.

In this market, the first pump gets everyone's attention. The real test is whether buyers are still there after the excitement fades.@BabylonLabs_io #baby $BABY