$VANRY didn’t break out it leaked upward until traders were forced to admit it wasn’t dying. That slow crawl from 0.0081 wasn’t hype-driven, it was accumulation disguised as boredom. Most of the tape looked like chop, but the bid kept refreshing every time price tried to sag. That’s how stealth positions get built.

The ignition didn’t happen until liquidity thinned out above 0.0094. Once the wall cracked, the candle didn’t climb it snapped, punching straight to 0.0121 with almost no internal pullbacks. Moves like that usually mean nobody was willing to sell until higher, which turns the wick into a liquidity upgrade rather than a blow-off.

The interesting part is post-wick behavior. Instead of unwinding into panic like most low-cap wicks do, VANRY settled just under breakout and absorbed supply quietly at 0.0107. That’s rare. Most “wick rallies” fail because the only buyers were chasers; here, someone stayed.

There are no moral lessons here just mechanics:

When price teaches liquidity where to live, trend follows later.