$BEAMX

BEAMX has been stuck in a slow, tight sideways drift with very controlled volatility and no aggressive liquidation events. Price keeps oscillating inside the mid-band zone without breaking structure on either side, which typically forms what Nohawn calls a “neutral absorption pocket”—market makers collecting both sides while waiting for liquidity to stack.

Above price, there is a dense layer of untouched long liquidations between 0.00340 → 0.00348, confirmed by the sharp wick at 0.003478 that instantly retraced. That wick shows two things:

liquidity above is real, thick, and market makers are hunting it,

but they’re not ready to continue the move yet—this was a single spike sweep, not a trend shift.

Below price, the liquidation stack is thin and mostly inactive. This means downside is not attractive, and any dip tends to get quietly absorbed without momentum continuation.

VWAP layers are flat and close together—classic equilibrium. Price is gravitating around them, which usually precedes a directional expansion. Bands are tightening after the spike to 0.003478, showing volatility compression and the start of a new buildup phase.

OI/Mcap is extremely low and steady—no aggressive long or short positioning. This supports the narrative of buildup rather than a trend.

Overall, BEAMX is in a controlled accumulation-like range after clearing top-side liquidity. As long as price holds above the lower band supports (~0.00328–0.00330), the next likely expansion is another attempt upward into the heavy liquidity block at 0.00342 → 0.00348, with potential for a cleaner breakout if market makers decide to reopen that level.