The key signal is the sharp speed-up over the last few sessions followed by an equally sharp pullback, with today’s action settling into a tight range. In other words, the market shifted from acceleration to digestion, not to a clean continuation. The weekly and monthly charts still show a broader positive trend, but the dominant feature inside that trend is now instability and fast direction changes. Intraday, price is trapped around 110-111, and volume is present but not enough to extend any rally attempt, which suggests balance-seeking rather than renewed strength. The order book shows an unusually large bid cluster at 109.1 with heavy support layered from 109.2 to 109.6, while offers remain close overhead at 109.9 to 110.4. That creates a clear structure: strong defense below, but a nearby supply ceiling above. Yesterday’s heavy-volume break at 13:35 and the weak close afterward indicate that selling pressure was persistent, not just a one-off spike. Recent repeated circuit-breaker notices reinforce the idea of an extremely sensitive, event-driven tape where volatility, not direction, is the main story right now.