$BANK pumped 31% but the part that actually matters is the volume bar on the breakout candle. it's taller than every other bar on the whole chart, by a lot. not close.
look at the volume panel every candle before that one is sitting in the 5-10M range, pretty flat, nothing unusual. then this single 1h candle jumps to 691M... that's not a gradual buildup, it's a straight vertical spike out of nowhere.
that means more peopLe bought in that single hour than in most of the last two days combined. price breaking the downtrend line is one thing, that happens a lot and fails just as often. but volume showing up like that, concentrated in one candle, is what actually separates a real move from a wick that gets sold back into.
MACD backs it up too. DIF just crossed above DEA and the histogram flipped green right on that same candle. same pattern as before the number people don't usually check moved at the exact same moment as the number everyone was staring at.
$BLESS just hit 0.0225, new high on the screen, everyone watching that number.
but the MACD flipped red on that exact same candle. not before, not after. same candle.
so right when the price was topping, the momentum behind it was already dying. two different things people think are the same thing, turning at the same second but meaning opposite stuff.