$KORU tokens slid from 20.06 all the way down to 18.43, closing at 18.68. In the past 24 hours they’re down 2.76%, yet the underlying reference price is only 18.655—up slightly by 0.3%. This divergence is more worth watching than the drop itself: the leverage ETF’s underlying didn’t move much, while the token side weakened first and moved on its own. That suggests the selling pressure is coming mainly from the token market, not from the underlying. Looking at the range, the move from 20.06 to 18.43 was nearly an 8% swing; turnover was 1.66 million, which isn’t large. This volume can’t really support a sustained trend—it looks more like a low point created when liquidity was thin before the market opened and the order book got hit. Whether there was any follow-through right at 18.43 matters more than how good this level at 18.68 looks.

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