The swift rebound after breaking below the lower edge of the consolidation range indicates that the dip did not trigger sustained panic selling.
Spot $ENA briefly fell to $0.1317 during the session, breaking below the reference lower bound of $0.1329 that had held for the previous four hours, but quickly recovered its losses by the close and rose to $0.1333.
Trading volume increased to $590,000 during this period, four times the previous baseline, while the share of aggressive buying remained at 47.4%.
The high-volume dip and recovery reflect substantial turnover between buyers and sellers at the boundary, with the breakdown not yet developing into a one-sided imbalance.