HOME activity runs at 3.6x its own baseline in the last hour

The network just registered 90 transfers worth $1.27M, a regime shift that cleared the on-fire threshold against HOME's quiet norm.

Current one-hour activity is 3.6 times HOME's usual cadence. Unlike everyday upticks, 90 transfers moving $1.27M combine a deviation from baseline with meaningful throughput, not just a handful of large sends.

This spike cleared the minimum-activity test, marking a break from the asset's typical on-chain rhythm. The abnormal concentration of on-chain attention is confirmed, but the data alone says nothing about whether it is speculative, operational, or defensive.

Persistence into the next hourly window separates a lasting shift from a fleeting event.