It takes 1.81 million shares to push it down by a dollar, but only 520,000 shares to lift it by a dollar.

$SPCX From 148.44 to 136.85, a drop of $11.59.
That’s what doesn’t add up.

The move down took 20.95 million shares:
21:00: 3.65 million, 22:00: 8.32 million.
From 1 a.m. to 7 a.m., another 8.97 million.

The move up took ten hours, from 137.73 to 140.88, on 1.63 million shares.
One side was pushing hard, the other barely trying.
But it only reached 140.88, with the moving average at 141.22—$0.34 short of a touch.

The 136.85 low was tested once, then not again for seven candles.
The chart closed at 139.25; it’s now at 139.28, and this candle has only 64,000 shares.
That’s 4% of average volume. U.S. markets don’t open until 22:30, so this isn’t price discovery.

I won’t go long until it gets above 141.22; if 136.85 breaks, there’s open space below.
(Not investment advice; trade at your own risk.)