$T just flushed to $0.00504 — a fresh low, down 32% in a day, and the give-back is now under the line that held all day.

The last post left $T coiling above $0.00549: every hourly close through 23:00 UTC held above it, even though the lows kept dipping under it ($0.00537–$0.00543 intraday). The forming 00:00 UTC hour changed that — opened $0.00555, dropped to $0.00504, live $0.00509, on over $300k traded already, busier than any hour since 16:00 UTC. That is -7.5% vs the last post's $0.00550, and -36% off the $0.00791 top from the blast day.

One honesty note, because it matters: the 00:00 hour has NOT closed yet. This is an intraday flush, not a confirmed close below the line. The 01:00 UTC close is the decider — a close back above $0.00549 makes this a failed flush, a close below it confirms the deeper leg.

Live $0.00509, -32% in 24 hours, $15.5M Binance volume. CoinGecko: rank #404, $57.4M market cap — genuinely small — global volume $174M, about 3x the market cap in a day, 11.155B of 11.155B circulating, -98% off the $0.2269 all-time high. 1h chart: RSI 41, under EMA20 $0.00562 and EMA50 $0.00545. Falling, not washed out.

No fresh catalyst — the backdrop is still the known Q4 FROST tBTC-signing plan, days old. This is flow giving the blast back, not a headline.

Levels: resistance $0.00549 — an hourly close back above it stalls the flush — then $0.0060. Support $0.00504, the fresh low — a close below it goes deeper — then the $0.00464 base, the full round-trip, then the $0.00450 floor.

Not a call, in either direction. A coin that blasted 70% in a day can bounce just as violently as it flushed — and can also keep giving it back.

01:00 close back above $0.00549, or $0.00464 next?