Caldera already tried this breakout once — and it failed.
I'm watching the second attempt unfold on $ERA .

On October 24 it spiked to $0.103 on huge volume, then gave the whole move back to $0.0714. This morning it printed another big candle, $0.078 to $0.098, closing near $0.091 on 53 million tokens — almost triple the 18-million average. It's up about 25% in 24 hours while Bitcoin and Ethereum are both red.

I can't point to a news headline behind either move — I checked, and there's no verified catalyst. This is tape, not a story: buyers stepping back in at the same zone that rejected them two days ago.

What keeps me honest here: the first attempt failed, and second failures usually fall harder. And this is a small-cap tape — moves this size cut both ways. Support $0.078, resistance $0.098. A 4-hour close under $0.078 kills the second-attempt read.

Does the second try hold $0.090, or does $0.098 reject it again?

Not financial advice. Do your own research.

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