After the strong peak on May 6, the weekly and daily structure shows fading momentum with lower highs and weaker closes. Today’s intraday action is narrow around 3.26–3.29 with muted volume, which points more to waiting and thin liquidity than to a fresh impulse. The main shock came in yesterday’s late session, where heavy volume hit the tape and broke the short-term balance in favor of sellers. On the order book, there is a very large bid cluster at 3.34 TL, while the offer side is layered between 3.42 and 3.45 TL; this creates a tight range but also caps upside attempts near the first overhead supply. The key signal is the compression between strong passive demand at 3.34 and a clear supply wall above 3.42, while price currently sits near 3.35. The monthly frame is still inside a broad 3.22–3.65 range, so the larger trend is not broken, but the short-term trend is weak. The news flow around the leadership race added attention, yet the intraday response suggests only temporary trading interest rather than a durable repricing. Overall, the data points to a short-term weak-momentum, seller-led balance with support defense below and resistance overhead, awaiting a decisive close outside the 3.34–3.42 zone.