The trading volume of the last two candlesticks really stunned me.
$TAC rose nearly 38% today. The number itself isn’t the most shocking—the surprising part is the rhythm of the change in volume.
For the first six hourly candles, each candle’s volume is roughly between 800 million and 1.4 billion, which is fairly normal fluctuation.
Then suddenly, the second-to-last candle spiked to 2.9 billion, and the very last one jumped straight to 3.7 billion.
Between these two candles, the volume nearly tripled, yet the price didn’t keep making new highs. It peaked around 0.00245, and then closed a bit lower afterward—now it’s around 0.00231.
This kind of structure—"big volume but price retreats"—usually means that someone has started distributing/selling while pushing the price up, or that bulls and bears are fiercely battling at the high end.
Now look at the long/short ratio: longs are 68.9%, shorts are only 31.1%.
With such a high long ratio, it suggests most people have already chased in. But precisely because of that, the overhead pressure from relief/unstuck orders and profit-locking is likely to be heavy.
The funding rate is 0.042%, slightly bullish. Market sentiment isn’t at extremes yet, but the direction has already clearly tilted toward longs.
The key right now isn’t how much it has risen, but whether the volume can be sustained next, and whether the current price can hold.
$TAC #量价背离 #38%暴涨
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