The monthly and weekly structure still reflects a powerful advance from early 2026, but the last two weeks show clear momentum loss and May volume has contracted sharply. On the daily chart, the drift from around 6.40 to 6.23 signals that upside attempts are not being confirmed by volume, so short-term velocity is fading. Intraday, yesterday’s late push to 6.45 could not hold into the close, and today price stayed compressed around 6.25–6.23 with weak participation. The order book shows a notable bid wall at 6.25, but it is matched by a heavier multi-layer sell stack from 6.33 to 6.43, which is the main obstacle to any near-term advance. The most important signal is that the broader uptrend remains intact while the immediate flow has tilted toward supply, with volume no longer supporting continuation. There is no news shock here; the only headline is a routine general meeting notice, so the pressure comes mainly from market microstructure. In short, the medium-term trend is still constructive, but the short-term setup is defined by fading speed, overhead supply, and weak volume confirmation.