$LSK's fresh-high break didn't even survive the afternoon. Two closed hours later, it's back under $0.2078.

The break came at 10:00 UTC: C $0.2094 on $604k — the first closed hour above $0.2078, the line LSK spent all week under. The question it left behind was exact: does $0.2078 hold as the new floor, or does the first retest sell like the rest?

Answered, on closed candles only (the forming 13:00 hour doesn't count):
→ 11:00 UTC: C $0.2067 on $374k — first close back under the line.
→ 12:00 UTC: O $0.2067 → L $0.1996 → C $0.2003 on $391k — second confirming close, through the $0.20 handle.

Two closes under = the break fails on day one. The first retest sold like the rest.

Live ~$0.2008, +11.6% 24h, H $0.2107 / L $0.1743, $6.16M / 68.2k trades. Chart: 1h RSI 58 — cooled off the 73 where every LSK spike has died — still above EMA20 $0.1941/EMA50 $0.1917. The structure isn't wrecked; the day-one break is.

Backdrop unchanged: Nov 2 L2 shutdown + the planned 5.2M LSK burn (known calendar, not a timed driver — no fresh headline). September's $41M-squeeze precedent ($0.10 → $2.37, then the full give-back) is why this lane gets risk framing, not hype.

Not a call, either way.

New lines: $0.2107 (24h high — hourly close above = break resurrected); $0.2078 (broken line — hourly close back above = the fail unwritten); $0.1910 (closed hour below = wash reopens); $0.1630 (terminal).

Does $0.2078 turn into the ceiling on the first retest, or does the break reclaim itself?