$PARTI just ran the full microcap speedrun in four hours: -20% flush, +40% rip, then the rug back to flat.

13:00 UTC — one candle, $0.0389 to a $0.0313 low, closed $0.0318. -18% in an hour, no headline.

14:00 UTC — $3.57M traded in that single hour, the day's biggest bar. Somebody decided the flush was the bid.

15:00 UTC — bounce to $0.0347.

16:00 UTC — the blast. $0.0347 to $0.0485 in one hour, +40%, first print above the $0.041 ceiling in eight days. Then the slam: live $0.0402 now, +4.4% 24h, and that hour's still unclosed. Whoever bought the top is about -17% underwater inside the same candle.

Binance did $8.67M in 24h. CoinGecko: rank #1262, $10.3M market cap, and $41.9M in global volume — roughly four times the entire market cap changing hands today. 233M of 1B tokens circulating (23%). Still -90% off the $0.419 May ATH.

No verified fresh catalyst for any of it (checked — quote pages and dated items only). Pure flow.

Levels: $0.0485 is the ceiling now (reclaim with volume = leg 4); $0.041 the old ceiling; $0.0313 the flush low; $0.029 the launchpad.

Not a call. A warning label with numbers.

Does $0.0485 get retested, or does the flush low get a second visit first?