ZAMA on-chain activity jumps to 2.5x its own baseline as 35 transfers move $446.5K in the last hour

ZAMA activity is running at 2.5 times its normal hourly rate, a clear regime change from its own quiet baseline even though it stays below the on-fire threshold.

The asset generated 35 recent transfers worth $446.5K, which is 2.5x above its typical one-hour activity level. This spike is measured against ZAMA's own baseline, so it reflects a meaningful acceleration relative to its ordinary usage, not just raw volume.

However, the current intensity still registers below the on-fire threshold, meaning the heat is elevated but has not crossed into extreme territory. The data captures attention starting to concentrate where it normally does not.

An activity regime change is visible, but persistence matters more than a single hourly window. Whether this sustains or mean-reverts will determine if it becomes actionable attention or just a fleeting spike.