Aerodynamic Finance’s AERO token rose 12% over the past 24 hours after buyers defended the $0.72–$0.82 imbalance zone, an area where trading activity previously showed a supply-demand gap. The recovery followed heavy rejection in that zone after a day of bearish correction, shifting short-term momentum toward buyers. Derivatives data reinforced the move: Open Interest (the total value of outstanding contracts) increased 11% to $38 million, indicating fresh capital entered the market rather than merely rotating among existing positions. Long positions accounted for about 65% of total Futures exposure, showing traders were positioned for further gains. Whale activity also increased across spot and Futures markets, with Futures Average order size data indicating larger orders around AERO’s trading price, according to CryptoQuant. The move does not guarantee that the rally will continue, but it reflects improved sentiment alongside the recent rejection. Bulls are focused on the next imbalance zone near $0.95. AERO could challenge that level if buyers defend the breakout and Open Interest rises without a sharp increase in liquidations; failure to hold recent gains could instead bring renewed profit-taking.