Heavy trading at a high doesn’t mean the market accepted that price.
On Bitget’s $BAT perpetual, the 15:00–16:00 Bangkok candle reached $0.10964 on roughly 315K USDT turnover. It closed at $0.10371.
The next hourly close fell to $0.10115. Later, BAT recovered to a $0.10780 close.
That recovery matters. The first rejection wasn’t the final word.
The latest completed close was $0.10609, still below the original high.
Turnover tells you how much traded. It doesn’t tell you whether higher prices held.
Check the completed close and what follows, not just the wick.
On Bitget’s $BAT perpetual, the 15:00–16:00 Bangkok candle reached $0.10964 on roughly 315K USDT turnover. It closed at $0.10371.
The next hourly close fell to $0.10115. Later, BAT recovered to a $0.10780 close.
That recovery matters. The first rejection wasn’t the final word.
The latest completed close was $0.10609, still below the original high.
Turnover tells you how much traded. It doesn’t tell you whether higher prices held.
Check the completed close and what follows, not just the wick.
