A vertical movement fueled by volume
The LUNA/USDT chart shows very interesting behavior:
After a long period of stagnation around 0.03 – 0.05 USDT, the price suddenly exploded to reach 0.2292 USDT, representing a massive increase in a very short time.
1. Break of structure
The price remained below its moving averages for several days.
The sharp break observed here shows that a sudden change in dynamics has occurred.
2. Vertical candles = absence of counter-pressure
The almost vertical rise indicates:
– a weak sell order in the book
– aggressive market buying
– a clear imbalance between buyers and sellers
This type of movement often comes from a short squeeze or a sudden influx of liquidity.
3. Volume explosion
The volume bars at the bottom of the chart confirm that participation surged at the exact moment of the break.
This is a sign that the movement is not just a simple "low liquidity pump," but a real shift in interest in the asset.
4. Short-term overbought?
The price is moving significantly away from the moving averages (MA7, MA25, MA99).
In trading, the more violent the gap, the greater the risk of a rapid correction.
5. Immediate key zone
The area around 0.229–0.24 USDT
becomes a decision zone:
– either continuation if the volume holds
– or correction if the euphoria calms
LUNA shows a typical liquidity activation movement:
A dormant asset, low volumes, then sudden explosion.
This type of setup attracts traders looking for volatility but requires strict risk management.