Even so, that snapshot is probably not accurate to your blood levels most of the time, since such high E should thoroughly suppress T production if it were consistently that high. There are probably still periods where your E drops enough for T production to be happening, the other main way to explain such high T is that maybe there was an error / inaccuracy in the labs. My endo shared that he is particular about which lab does the blood work and that it makes a big difference in the accuracy.

Besides your blood labs, have you noticed physiological changes that might indicate T suppression or lack thereof?

EDIT: I know a transfem IRL who after 3 mo. of oral estrogen had blood levels around 340 pg / mL and T around 95 ng / dL - so this isn’t the first time I’ve seen something similar (adequately high estrogen, but not fully suppressed testosterone).

It’s hard because I started with injections, not oral, so my own experience was that T was immediately suppressed. My T was 305 pre-HRT and E was 30. After 2 months my T was 23 and E was 325. That was with a variable dose schedule, but averaging around 5 - 7 mg per week (usually split up into every 5 days or every 3 days during that time).