That day’s 5-minute chart staged a spectacular scene.

Time rewinds to the afternoon of January 7, 2026. Before 16:55, the price was sluggish around 0.12703, with the MA50 forming a straight line, showing no signs of vitality. At exactly 16:55, the situation suddenly reversed—a giant bullish candle suddenly emerged, directly pushing the price to the 24-hour high of 0.19684.

Although there was some correction afterward, the closing price still firmly held above 0.17834. This bullish candle was ridiculously long—the real body was huge, with almost no upper shadow, and the lower shadow was completely absent. This is the legendary "bald and footless large bullish candle," a typical signal of overwhelming bullish dominance. The bears had no chance to fight back.

In just 80 minutes from 16:55 to 18:15, the market completed a transformation from silence to explosion. What drives this absolute advantage in morphology? Is it a sudden shift in market sentiment? Or the quiet layout of big funds? Candlestick charts can lie, but such a pattern is hard to fake.