For less liquid coins like this one, it's very difficult for whales to execute large trades smoothly in stable market conditions. They need to create sharp volatility to find counterparties. Before the surge, the price consolidates at a low level. The whales may have already accumulated long positions, then rapidly push the price higher with a small amount of capital to attract market follow-up orders. After reaching a high, they sell low-priced chips to retail investors chasing the rally, completing a buy low, sell high cycle. Now the price has almost returned to the starting point, confirming that this is not a trend initiation but short-term arbitrage. Don't get your hopes up—it's best not to touch it.