ENSO on-chain activity runs at 15x its own baseline in the last hour

The asset's recent transfers and volume cleared its on-fire thresholds, a regime change measured against its own normal activity, not a generic volume spike.

ENSO's current one-hour activity is running at 15x its own baseline. That relationship matters more than the raw numbers because a baseline comparison isolates attention against the asset's own history.

The 40 recent transfers produced $285.6K in volume, and together with the spike, the asset cleared the on-fire threshold. The baseline sits at 1.0x, so the 15x reading represents a sharp departure from normal.

Persistence is still unknown: the data captures one hourly window and does not show whether this intensity holds or mean-reverts. This is a heat signal, not a directional call. The activity is unusually elevated relative to ENSO's own baseline.

Whether that attention persists into another hourly window is the next question to watch.