$ARC surged from $0.03 to $0.04 before pulling back to $0.0378, up 27.92% in 24 hours, with $93M in trading volume. I know this price-volume pattern all too well. Retail traders see “it’s gone up too much, so a pullback is due”; I see a classic accumulation, markup, and shakeout cycle. A token with ARC’s market cap couldn’t possibly generate $93M in volume from retail traders alone. Look at the 24-hour low around $0.03: the order book was paper-thin, but every time the price was about to break lower, large orders stepped in to support it. That’s not natural buying pressure; someone is defending the price. And pay attention to the timing: volume during the rally came in bursts rather than rising steadily, which suggests the big players used market orders to quickly break through sell walls and attract momentum traders to take some of the supply off their hands. Now the price is moving sideways around $0.0378, and the bid-ask spread is narrowing. That’s a classic sign of price control—the next move hasn’t played out yet. My take is that $0.04 isn’t the high for this run, but there will definitely be a sharp shakeout along the way to flush out short-term traders who chased the 27% gain. The AI sector in U.S. stocks is getting hammered, so capital needs somewhere to go, and high-volatility tokens like ARC are perfectly positioned to absorb that spillover liquidity. Just wait and see: it’s only a matter of time before $0.04 breaks. What do you all think?