The 20-day structure still shows a strong prior breakout, but the last two sessions clearly lost speed; the close slipping from the 1.84 peak to 1.71 points to short-term energy fade. Today’s turnover stayed high at about TL 498.6 million, yet price was trapped in the 1.70–1.72 zone, which suggests absorption and distribution rather than a fresh momentum burst. The main intraday anomaly came after 17:40, when heavy volume coincided with a drop from 1.75 to 1.73, showing that late-session pressure dominated the tape. In the order book, bid support from 1.74 down to 1.70 totals roughly 35.9 million shares, while sell interest from 1.75 up to 1.84 totals about 83.1 million shares, so overhead supply is materially heavier than the bid stack. This creates a narrow equilibrium zone with strong defense below and stronger supply above. The weekly and monthly trends remain upward slanted, but the recent slowdown and thick sell wall indicate a cooling phase before any continuation. With no news catalyst, today’s move is driven almost entirely by microstructure rather than external shock. The key signal is a trend that is still intact on higher time frames but is currently constrained by a much heavier supply barrier overhead.