$PUMPBTCUSDT is still ranked #1 by Binance USD-M USDT Perpetual across the whole market for the largest gain. I tend to observe rather than chase the rally. The change before the settlement date is not simply a new all-time high continuation; instead, after a surge during high-volume hours, the price dropped sharply to close lower. At 14:10 BJT, the complete scan record shows a 24h gain of +79.928%, current price 0.01497. At 14:10:54, single-coin recheck shows +81.250%, 0.01508. At 14:13, rescan still ranks #1; the reading returns to +86.418%, 0.01551. Rolling market changes fast—those three checkpoints must not be mixed into a single group.
The most recently completed hourly candlestick provides reversal details: 12:00—13:00 closed at 0.01643, traded notional 13.00m USDT. 13:00—14:00 high 0.01777, closed at 0.01523. The close is about 7.4% lower than the open (0.01644), and about 14.3% below the hourly high. In that hour, the traded notional rose to 22.47m, about 73% higher than the previous hour. This indicates that volatility and turnover clearly expanded. You cannot confirm active selling just from candlestick traded notional, and you certainly can’t attribute the pullback to any delisting arrangement.
The open interest (OI) sample increases from about 396.7 million coins at 13:00 to about 411.2 million at 14:00, up about 3.6%. It appears alongside the sharply back-and-forth price movement, but OI does not distinguish long vs short, and it is not net capital inflow. For 14:00—15:00, the hour has not yet finished, so the 14:13 price cannot be treated as the hour’s closing confirmation.
Compared with the posting (373906898978603) published at 13:11: the pre-publication reading was at 13:09, where the gain was +92.071% and the price was 0.01623. By 14:10:54, the rolling gain is about 10.8 percentage points lower, and the price has retreated by about 7.1%. At 14:13, the full-market rescan still ranks #1, but the price has rebounded to 0.01551. This post focuses on the newly observed pattern of “high-volume spike then profit-taking/pullback within the 13-point hour,” rather than rehashing the settlement announcement. Recheck Binance’s original notice from October 1: the plan is still to stop initiating new non-only-close orders starting at 16:30, with an automatic settlement planned for 17:00 and, after completion, to delist that perpetual contract. As of 14:13, no updated official execution notice has been retrieved. This concerns the PUMPBTCUSDT contract—not the delisting of the PUMPBTC spot token.
The next verification points are whether the forthcoming complete hour regains or continues to fall out of the previous hour’s range, whether the official settlement occurs as scheduled, and whether an execution result is published. Scheduled time points are not the same as completed execution, and being #1 is not a signal that the trend will continue. #PUMPBTC
The most recently completed hourly candlestick provides reversal details: 12:00—13:00 closed at 0.01643, traded notional 13.00m USDT. 13:00—14:00 high 0.01777, closed at 0.01523. The close is about 7.4% lower than the open (0.01644), and about 14.3% below the hourly high. In that hour, the traded notional rose to 22.47m, about 73% higher than the previous hour. This indicates that volatility and turnover clearly expanded. You cannot confirm active selling just from candlestick traded notional, and you certainly can’t attribute the pullback to any delisting arrangement.
The open interest (OI) sample increases from about 396.7 million coins at 13:00 to about 411.2 million at 14:00, up about 3.6%. It appears alongside the sharply back-and-forth price movement, but OI does not distinguish long vs short, and it is not net capital inflow. For 14:00—15:00, the hour has not yet finished, so the 14:13 price cannot be treated as the hour’s closing confirmation.
Compared with the posting (373906898978603) published at 13:11: the pre-publication reading was at 13:09, where the gain was +92.071% and the price was 0.01623. By 14:10:54, the rolling gain is about 10.8 percentage points lower, and the price has retreated by about 7.1%. At 14:13, the full-market rescan still ranks #1, but the price has rebounded to 0.01551. This post focuses on the newly observed pattern of “high-volume spike then profit-taking/pullback within the 13-point hour,” rather than rehashing the settlement announcement. Recheck Binance’s original notice from October 1: the plan is still to stop initiating new non-only-close orders starting at 16:30, with an automatic settlement planned for 17:00 and, after completion, to delist that perpetual contract. As of 14:13, no updated official execution notice has been retrieved. This concerns the PUMPBTCUSDT contract—not the delisting of the PUMPBTC spot token.
The next verification points are whether the forthcoming complete hour regains or continues to fall out of the previous hour’s range, whether the official settlement occurs as scheduled, and whether an execution result is published. Scheduled time points are not the same as completed execution, and being #1 is not a signal that the trend will continue. #PUMPBTC
