$ENA just answered the question the last post left open — $0.2054 closed above $0.2047, and the reclaim is confirmed, not just attempted.
The last post caught the attempt, not the confirmation. The 14:00 UTC hour closed $0.2008 on $2.37M, the day's biggest hour at that point. The 15:00 hour spiked to $0.2054 intraday and tagged $0.2047 — but it closed $0.2032 on $5.54M, under the line. A tag, not a confirmation.
Then the 16:00 UTC hour closed $0.2054 on $2.17M — the first closed hour above $0.2047. The 17:00 hour backed it up, closing $0.2077 on $1.19M. The forming 18:00 hour sits at $0.2083 with a $0.2086 high, a fresh 24-hour high — stated as live, not as a close.
The arc, in full: the Oct 21 depeg-that-wasn't, the Oct 22 unpump from $0.226 to $0.1959, the slide to $0.1839, the reclaim attempt — and now the reclaim confirmed on two closes above the line.
Live $0.2083, up 11.0% in 24 hours, high $0.2086 / low $0.1871, $27.65M Binance volume on 155,359 trades. CoinGecko: rank #40, $2.77B market cap, $339M global volume, 13.41B of 15B tokens circulating (89.4%), 86% below the $1.52 all-time high. The 1h chart on closed candles sits above EMA20 $0.1969 and EMA50 $0.1970 with RSI 70.7 — hot, not cool.
No verified fresh catalyst — the search turns up the same old buyback and unlock chatter. USDe sits at $4.58B, still well below the $7.5B supply level where the fee-switch buyback even switches on. This is flow reclaiming a level, not news.
The lines now: an hourly close above $0.2136 extends the reclaim; an hourly close back below $0.2047 means the reclaim failed again, and below that $0.2008, then $0.1959.
Not a call, in either direction. A 10% day on a coin that unpumped its own pump three days ago can hand it all back just as fast — but for now, the closes say the reclaim is real.
Does $0.2136 fall next, or does $0.2047 take this reclaim back?