$RESOLV /USDT didn’t just break out it compressed liquidity until it snapped. That sub-0.10 accumulation didn’t look like classic retail chop; it looked more like liquidity absorption. The slow grind upward kept draining asks without giving dip entries, and that’s how supply gets dehydrated right before a spike.

When price finally punched through 0.115 and later tagged 0.1438, it wasn’t about hype it was about the order book running out of sellers at the prior equilibrium. Once equilibrium breaks, the market has no choice but to reprice higher to find willing sellers.

What stands out is how the pullback held above the expansion zone instead of collapsing into the base. That’s how you know it’s not just a bluff move. Buyers remained in control and refused to let price normalize back to comfort levels.

Liquidity-driven moves like this don’t ask for permission.

They just move until someone stops them.