BMT just got hit with a 29.86% drop — the biggest percentage loss in today's top movers. But here's what caught my eye: the volume is declining.

📊 Think About It:
Most crashes come with exploding volume (panic selling). BMT's volume ratio is only 0.74 — below average. That means sellers aren't flooding the market. They're just... leaving. Gradually.

Is that better or worse? Honestly, it depends.

Declining volume on a drop means:
✅ No panic = less likely to overshoot
❌ No urgency to buy = slower recovery
❌ Sellers are patient = sustained supply

📊 The Setup:
Price dropped from $0.022 to $0.0168. Daily RSI at 52.6 (neutral — because the move came from higher levels). No independent catalyst — just riding the broader weakness.

📋 Trade Plan:
Entry: $0.016 - $0.018 (watch for stabilization)
Stop Loss: $0.014
TP1: $0.022 (+31%)
TP2: $0.025 (+49%)
Risk/Reward: 1.7R

⚠️ I need to see $0.020 reclaimed before getting constructive. Until then, this is a watch-only.

Declining volume crash — bullish divergence or slow bleed? What do you think? 📉

#BMT #CryptoTrading #DYOR

⚠️ This is not financial advice. Do your own research. Trading involves risk of loss.