$EGL1 This candle you are seeing on the 1-second chart (1 sec) of EGL1 looks "strange" because you are observing the chart in an ultra-low timeframe (practically in real-time), and that generates extremely thin and erratic candles for these reasons:

🔍 What does that candle behavior mean?

1. Low liquidity in that second

In 1-second charts, if there are not many orders being executed constantly, the candles appear as thin vertical lines with jumps, without a real body. It's like seeing an X-ray of the market's "tick", not a clear trend.

2. Robotic movement (bots)

Those straight patterns, almost like barcodes, are typical of bots doing market making or arbitrage. They are putting in and taking out orders quickly, causing those ultra-technical candles.

3. No clear direction

Trends cannot be analyzed in 1 second. That timeframe is pure noise. It is only used for scalping with automatic systems, not for making real buy/sell decisions.

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🧠 Recommendation:

📉 Switch to more useful timeframes like:

1H if you want to detect accumulation, breakout, or real volume.

1D if you are looking at the overall performance of the token (macro trend).

Don’t let yourself be confused by that "visual chaos" of the 1 sec. That view does not represent the real market, only its microactivity. In summary:

It's not that the token is bad... it's the magnifying glass you are using that is wrong. 🧐