The main signal is the pronounced sell concentration in the 84.6–85.0 area, which caps the intraday recovery and keeps price pinned near 85.35. Yesterday’s session showed a heavy-volume selloff followed by a strong rebound, but not enough to establish a clear directional edge. The daily chart shows a rapid compression from the 88–90 zone into the 84–85 range, with volume staying elevated while momentum faded. The weekly and monthly views do not show a clean breakout; instead, they point to a market in balance, with buyers active below and sellers active above. Today’s intraday path recovered from early weakness, but momentum lost pace above 85.3–85.5 and the session drifted back into equilibrium. The order book is the key anomaly: a large sell wall at 84.6 sits just above a meaningful bid cluster around 84.15–84.2. Recent news is mildly positive, but it has not been strong enough to override the price action. Overall, the dataset points to a short-term liquidity battle where upside attempts are being met by supply rather than a news-driven trend.