MIRA on-chain activity detonates to 29.6x its normal baseline in a single hour

A $418.9K volume pulse across 69 transfers pushes MIRA well beyond its typical rhythm, clearing every attention threshold the network uses to flag unusual heat.

Activity over the last hour is running at 29.6 times the asset's own baseline, a deviation that separates genuine regime shifts from ordinary noise. The 69 recent transfers carrying $418.9K in volume satisfy both the spike-versus-baseline and minimum-activity checks, meaning this is not a low-liquidity exaggeration.

The signal is quantitative: whatever normal looks like for MIRA, the last sixty minutes do not resemble it. This is the earliest tell of heightened attention, though it carries no directional promise.

Sustained elevation across another hourly window would confirm conviction; a rapid mean-reversion would suggest a fleeting burst rather than a durable shift in focus.