Down 28% in 24 hours, with trading volume hitting 2 billion tokens—this isn’t a normal pullback; it’s a panic-driven rush for the exits. $T plunged from 0.00746 to 0.00492 and is now hovering at 0.00502. The huge volume shows panic sellers and dip buyers clashing in the same price range. I’ve been keeping an eye on a few large on-chain wallets. A few days ago, whales were still moving funds around 0.007, but now it’s eerily quiet. Either they’re done selling, or they’re waiting for a lower entry. Community sentiment? Nothing but complaints—the classic aftermath of people selling at a loss. But on the flip side, after a sharp, high-volume sell-off like this, the price is often at or near the bottom—provided nothing else goes wrong. On the 15-minute chart, buyers are showing up around 0.0049, but they’re hesitant. Don’t rush to buy the dip; wait for volume to cool off first. With coins like this, the logic only gets a chance after the panic selling is over.