The main signal is that the post-news price expansion is now cooling into a tight consolidation. The 6 May earnings release triggered a strong volume-backed move, and the 12 May late-session spike between 17:45 and 18:05 showed exceptional velocity, but 13 May intraday trade has compressed into the 3.43–3.46 range, signaling momentum loss. Daily and weekly data still reflect an upward bias, yet closes are repeatedly below intraday highs, which points to fading follow-through. On the order book, the 3.54 level carries a very large 4.93 million share sell wall, creating a near-term ceiling close to spot. Bid support exists, especially around 3.43, but it is materially less convincing than the offer stack above. Today’s high turnover without meaningful price extension suggests volume is being absorbed rather than converted into trend continuation. The medium-term trend remains intact, but the microstructure says the current impulse is vulnerable unless price can clear the 3.54 supply zone.