$PIEVERSE
is trading at $0.95165, down 19.21% on the day after tagging a local high of $1.20553. Market cap sits at $285.00M against a fully diluted valuation of $951.59M — that's roughly a 3x gap between circulating and total supply, a meaningfully larger dilution overhang than you'd want to see, and it's worth understanding the unlock schedule before treating the current market cap as the "real" size of this asset. Chain liquidity is listed at $2.00M, and holder count is a healthy 330,932, which is a strong distribution base for a token at this valuation — that holder count is genuinely one of the more reassuring numbers on this screen relative to the other two charts you shared.
The daily structure shows a long basing period through most of July around $0.60–$0.75, with a large volume spike around July 28 (visible as the tall green volume bar) that didn't immediately translate into a breakout — price actually cooled off and re-based for another two weeks before the real move started. From early August onward there's a steady grind higher, then a sharp vertical expansion into the $1.20 high, followed by today's red candle giving back a chunk of those gains. This kind of shape — long accumulation, breakout, parabolic extension, sharp reversal candle — is a common pattern for low-cap tokens that have run too far too fast on thin liquidity.

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