$FIDA had an impulsive expansion move with strong imbalance from 0.0228 into 0.0275.

After moves like that, cooling off is normal.

What stands out is that despite multiple red candles after the spike, sellers still haven’t fully erased the breakout leg. Price is holding above the previous base instead of instantly collapsing back into it.

Current structure:

Local support around 0.0248–0.0250

Resistance around 0.0260–0.0265

Main liquidity high sitting at 0.0275

This kind of compression after expansion often decides the next directional move.

If buyers maintain acceptance above 0.025, continuation attempts toward the highs remain possible.

But if 0.0248 fails with momentum, late longs from the breakout could unwind quickly and drag price back toward the origin of the impulse.

The important thing is not the pump itself — it’s how price behaves after the excitement fades.

Right now the market is testing whether demand is genuine or just short-term momentum chasing.

No need to force entries in the middle of post-pump consolidation.

The cleaner trades usually come after liquidity gets resolved and structure becomes obvious.