Watching the tape feels like two giants exchanging inventory behind the curtain. One side isn't showing up and asking for 500,000 shares at once. The orders are being sliced into hundreds of smaller blocks and absorbed through lit exchanges and dark pools. Huge amounts of stock can change hands while the price barely moves because buyers and sellers are matching each other almost perfectly. The interesting part isn't the volume. The interesting part is how much volume is being absorbed without a meaningful change in price. 👀 $GME

One thing that stands out today: The largest blocks weren't printing near the highs. They started showing up as $GME was trading between roughly $21.96 and $22.12. • 18,474 shares ($407k) • 10,719 shares ($236k) • 10,200 shares ($224k) • 9,525 shares ($212k) If those participants were worried about the 10-Q or latest 425, that's an interesting place to be putting capital to work. The chart sold off. The biggest trades showed up near the lows.