For a long time $C was moving very quietly around 0.048 – 0.055, with almost no strong momentum. The chart looked slow and traders were barely paying attention to it.

Then suddenly the market printed a massive vertical candle that pushed the price quickly up to around 0.101.

Moves like this usually happen when a strong wave of market orders enters the market at once, creating aggressive buying pressure. It can often be a liquidity grab where the market moves fast to trigger stops and attract momentum traders.

However, moves that go straight up like this rarely continue immediately. Most of the time the market pauses and stabilizes, because early buyers begin taking profits while late traders decide whether to chase the pump or wait for a pullback.

Right now the price is stabilizing near 0.095, which is starting to act as the first important support area after the spike.

📊 Key Levels

If the price manages to stay above 0.090, the market could attempt another push higher.

🚀 Possible upside:

0.105 → 0.112 → 0.120

But if the momentum fades and the price drops below 0.090, the spike could cool down quickly as profit-taking increases.

📉 Potential pullback:

0.084 → 0.076 → 0.068

Right now the chart is showing a classic “shock candle → stabilization zone” structure, and the next move will likely depend on whether buyers can defend the new higher price range after this sudden pump. 📈