Look at it from another angle: a 24-hour amplitude of only 0.23%, but the trading volume is close to 2 million dollars. This volatility is completely out of sync with the volume. To put it plainly, the main force is drawing a door curtain—driving prices up and down with needle-like moves to wash out contracts and defeat both longs and shorts. Looking at on-chain data, the big whale addresses haven’t moved much, while retail investors are coming in and getting stopped out repeatedly. This kind of trend is the most exhausting—basically anyone chasing rallies or cutting at the worst times ends up getting dealt with. In my experience, during these low-volatility, high-volume phases, it’s often an accumulation period before a major move, but the direction is hard to tell. Don’t rush to pick a side. $SNDK is currently just waiting for a breakout with volume or a breakdown; before that happens, watch more and act less.

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