$GTC is -19.5% in 24 hours — and this time there is no headline.

The tape: $0.3219 → $0.2570 in a staircase of red 4h candles ($0.302 → $0.298 → $0.277 → $0.269 → $0.259), each leg opening below the last close. $9.1M in real 24h volume behind it — this is actual selling, not a thin-book wick. 1h RSI is 29. Oversold in a staircase means gravity, not a bottom.

The backstory, verified: Upbit — South Korea's biggest exchange — opened GTC trading (KRW + USDT pairs) on Oct 12. Price spiked +93%. Then the unwind. It flushed to $0.2077 by Oct 15, bounced to $0.3838 on Oct 20... and that bounce just failed. -32% from the bounce top in two days.

GTC is genuinely tiny: rank #786 on CoinGecko, $23M market cap, 87.5% of supply already out — no unlock cliff to blame. Down 98.8% from its $22.37 ATH.

Levels that matter: $0.257 (today's low, already tagged), then $0.2077 — the bounce base, ~20% more air below. Resistance $0.33 / $0.384.

Honest frame: this is not a dip to buy. It is the second leg of a listing-pop unwind, and catching a falling staircase is not a trade — it is timing gravity.

Is the listing pop fully dead, or is there a third leg down still coming?