$TA has surged from $0.05 to $0.063150, up 22.55% in 24 hours, with $14M in trading volume. On the surface, it looks like retail traders chasing the rally, but I noticed one signal: there was a dense wall of sell orders above $0.06, yet the price kept pushing upward and eating through them. That’s not something retail traders can pull off. So what are the whales doing? I’ve been watching a few details. First, trading volume spiked unusually sharply at the 24-hour low of $0.05. The sell volume that came in over just a few minutes was enough to push the price below $0.048, but the price barely budged. That suggests someone had placed a thick layer of buy orders in that range and scooped up all the panic selling. Second, when the price broke above $0.06, the buy orders weren’t spread out evenly. Instead, there was a neat buy order every $0.0005 or so, providing support. Retail traders can’t place orders with that kind of mechanical rhythm—it’s clearly algorithmic money controlling the pace. Third, $14M in trading volume is no small amount for a token of TA’s size, but the price was repeatedly kept within the narrow $0.05–$0.06 range and shaken out until it was finally allowed to rise 22%. That’s a classic accumulation-first, markup-later tactic. My read is straightforward: the whales accumulated a lot between $0.05 and $0.055, and now that they’ve pushed the price near $0.063, they’re testing the selling pressure above. If $0.06 holds for two days, the next target is $0.075. Don’t chase TA at this level; wait for a pullback near $0.058 and see how strong the buying support is. Let’s see what happens. What do you think?