$BIRB These numbers look off. The 24-hour low was 0.0660, and it's now at 0.0932, a 41% swing, with $133.8 million in trading volume—that turnover doesn't look like a normal rally; it looks like someone repeatedly sweeping up coins within a specific range.

Three possibilities: first, the project team is market-making around news, dumping into the order book to shake out weak hands before a sharp pump; second, an on-chain whale placed buy orders around 0.066, accumulated tokens, then pushed the price up bulldozer-style—retail traders chasing the rally would be catching a falling knife; third, short liquidations in the derivatives market dragged spot prices up. If this kind of volume isn't backed by a follow-up narrative, a pullback could come quickly.
As for trading, I wouldn't chase at 0.0932. I'd wait for a retest of 0.082–0.085 to see if it holds, with a stop-loss below 0.078, and keep the position under 20%. If it directly hits the previous high of 0.1042 and fails to break through, take profit on half the position first.
Gate Data Detective keeps an eye on this kind of unusual order-book activity. It only happens a few times a year, so keep watching closely. #Gate广场中秋团圆局