$Q’s move is getting interesting. I’ve noticed a signal—the whales scooped up a ton of tokens around 0.03. Look at the 24-hour low: exactly 0.03. That level is right in a previous high-volume trading zone, where retail traders were capitulating hard. So who’s buying? The order book is packed with layers of buy walls all the way down from 0.035. They pull the orders, then put them back; put them back, then pull them again. That’s not something retail traders do. Today’s trading volume surged to $183 million and turnover went through the roof, but the price only climbed to 0.0417, while the 24-hour high was just 0.04. What does that tell us? The whales are keeping the price down while accumulating, so the candlestick chart doesn’t look too conspicuous. If they push it up too fast, momentum traders will pile in before they’ve accumulated enough. Now look at the flow of funds: over the past six hours, more than a dozen large on-chain transfers went from exchange wallets to cold wallets, each worth millions of Q. That’s a move to lock up tokens, not a sign they’re getting ready to dump. The order book action is obvious too: the 0.04 psychological level keeps getting tested. Each time the price gets close, a large sell order comes in—but it gets bought up immediately. Classic shakeout tactics. My take is straightforward: the whales aren’t targeting 0.04. That’s just a psychological level. The real resistance is between 0.06 and 0.07, where previous buyers are stuck holding losses. At this price, retail traders see a 37% gain and don’t dare chase it, which gives the whales the perfect opportunity to keep accumulating while everyone hesitates. As for positioning, open interest in futures has risen 23% over the past four hours, but the funding rate is still negative. That means shorts are adding to their positions while the major longs haven’t budged. This kind of divergence usually means a short squeeze is brewing. By the time the shorts realize they’re on the wrong side, the price will already have moved on from here. Don’t ask if you can still get in—anything below 0.04 is a golden opportunity. Just watch. See you in the comments.