Starknet’s STRK token rose 31% in a day after holding $0.03, breaking above $0.04 and reaching $0.046, a level associated with May 2026. Trading volume jumped 718%, while Coinank data showed daily turnover reaching a yearly high of $6.6 million, indicating stronger buying activity. Capital inflows into the Starknet Bridge reached $61.7 million on Sept. 18, the highest level since November 2025, while spot netflows stayed negative for four consecutive days and fell to -$1.34 million on Sept. 19. The data points to demand returning alongside the price recovery. However, on-chain monitors cited by Arsian flagged potential selling from team-linked wallets. Those wallets received 17 million STRK and began sending tokens to exchanges, including a 4 million STRK deposit to Binance. Analyst Miau also said 175 million tokens are likely to add new supply, creating a contest between renewed demand and additional market supply. STRK remained above its short- and long-term moving averages, while its Relative Strength Index (RSI), a momentum indicator, stood near 66 in bullish territory. If demand holds and STRK closes above $0.041, the token could reclaim $0.046 and target $0.05; otherwise, it could revisit support at $0.03.