$KAS has a subtle way of testing conviction.
A long liquidation of $1.2935K at $0.03515 came as price eased lower, slowly nudging out positions that had expected a bounce. It wasn’t sudden, just steady enough to make holding feel riskier over time. It’s like walking on a sandy beach—you don’t sink all at once, but each step takes more effort than you expected.
The move itself was calm, but meaningful. $KAS didn’t collapse; it simply reminded traders that small shifts can quietly change the picture.
Do you usually read these moves as a warning, or just part of the market’s rhythm?
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