From 2.00 to 1.77 in 24 hours—this pullback for $DEBIT is more than 11%, with volume of 51.5 million U. That’s just how the Alpha sector’s stocks behave: when they’re pumped, they go crazy, and when they’re dumped, they don’t even ask you first. I took a look at the order book—around 1.77 there’s some support/acceptance, but the rebound strength is only average. At the 2.00 level, a batch of late-chasers got trapped. In the community right now, there are two kinds of voices: one says it’s a washout, and one says the story has run its course. Honestly, the Alpha sector as a whole has been cooling off lately—it’s not just about $DEBIT . Think the other way around: even though it’s down more than 7%, there wasn’t a huge volume spike on the day, which suggests the big players haven’t really moved much. It looks more like short-term traders are cutting each other. On-chain, I didn’t see clear signs of whales distributing/selling off. This matters more than the price itself. The key is whether 1.77 can hold: if it breaks the next step level, that’s a different story; if it holds, then it’s basically consolidation and digestion.

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