$GTC just lost the line it reclaimed two days ago — and then kept falling. $0.2334, down 20% in a day, fresh low $0.2300.
The last post on this coin left it at $0.2619 on October 24, sitting back above the $0.257 line after the reclaim. That reclaim is dead now — and so is the window low under it.
What happened since: on October 25 the coin actually spiked first. The 01:00 UTC hour closed $0.29244 on $2.1 million, the next hour tagged $0.3160 — then gave the whole spike back by the morning, closing $0.25453. Same shape as every leg in this saga: a violent bounce, then the bleed resumes.
The bleed chopped $0.244–$0.268 through October 25. Then the 00:00 UTC hour tonight broke it open: opened $0.24994, printed $0.23000, closed $0.23248 on $516k — the first close below the $0.2483 window low and below $0.2526. The 01:00 hour confirmed it, closing $0.23590. The forming 02:00 hour sits at $0.2334, still under both lines, unclosed at publish.
The numbers: $9.5 million Binance volume, 167k trades. Rank #804, $20.7 million market cap — genuinely small — global volume $48.7 million, about 2.4x the market cap in a day. 87.5 million of 100 million circulating, no unlock cliff to blame. Down 98.9% from the $22.37 all-time high. 1h chart: RSI 40, under EMA20 $0.2502 and EMA50 $0.2617 — falling, not washed out.
No fresh headline behind this leg — quote pages and prediction spam only. The story is the same as the last six chapters: the October 12 Upbit listing popped it 93%, and it has been giving that pop back in legs ever since.
Not a call, in either direction. A coin that spiked to $0.316 in one hour yesterday can bounce just as violently as it flushed.
Levels: resistance $0.257 (hourly close back above = bounce reopening), then $0.2955, then $0.3160. Support $0.2300 (hourly close below = deeper air), then $0.2077 — the October 15 bounce base, about 11% below here.
Does the 02:00 hour hold above $0.2300, or is $0.2077 next?
The last post on this coin left it at $0.2619 on October 24, sitting back above the $0.257 line after the reclaim. That reclaim is dead now — and so is the window low under it.
What happened since: on October 25 the coin actually spiked first. The 01:00 UTC hour closed $0.29244 on $2.1 million, the next hour tagged $0.3160 — then gave the whole spike back by the morning, closing $0.25453. Same shape as every leg in this saga: a violent bounce, then the bleed resumes.
The bleed chopped $0.244–$0.268 through October 25. Then the 00:00 UTC hour tonight broke it open: opened $0.24994, printed $0.23000, closed $0.23248 on $516k — the first close below the $0.2483 window low and below $0.2526. The 01:00 hour confirmed it, closing $0.23590. The forming 02:00 hour sits at $0.2334, still under both lines, unclosed at publish.
The numbers: $9.5 million Binance volume, 167k trades. Rank #804, $20.7 million market cap — genuinely small — global volume $48.7 million, about 2.4x the market cap in a day. 87.5 million of 100 million circulating, no unlock cliff to blame. Down 98.9% from the $22.37 all-time high. 1h chart: RSI 40, under EMA20 $0.2502 and EMA50 $0.2617 — falling, not washed out.
No fresh headline behind this leg — quote pages and prediction spam only. The story is the same as the last six chapters: the October 12 Upbit listing popped it 93%, and it has been giving that pop back in legs ever since.
Not a call, in either direction. A coin that spiked to $0.316 in one hour yesterday can bounce just as violently as it flushed.
Levels: resistance $0.257 (hourly close back above = bounce reopening), then $0.2955, then $0.3160. Support $0.2300 (hourly close below = deeper air), then $0.2077 — the October 15 bounce base, about 11% below here.
Does the 02:00 hour hold above $0.2300, or is $0.2077 next?
