$RAD printed $0.186 tonight — a -25% intra-hour wick on an $11.9M market cap, and nobody tweeted a reason.

Tape (1h, closed through 02:00 UTC — forming 03:00 still cooking): two dead-quiet days $0.258–$0.267 on $5–18k/hour → 19:00 UTC pop leg $0.263→$0.277 on $221k (~15x normal — somebody woke up) → 20:00 UTC THE FLUSH $0.276→$0.288 (24h high)→$0.256→$0.260 on $1.119M, the day's heaviest bar, -9.8% from the high → 21:00 dead-cat $0.269 rejected, closed $0.261 → then the slow bleed: $0.252 → $0.251 → $0.246 → $0.244 → 02:00 UTC closed $0.251 (a wick-only bounce) → forming 03:00 UTC O $0.250 → L $0.186 → live ~$0.214 on $435k+ — the second flush leg, unclosed.

Why: no verified catalyst. Searched — no exploit, no delisting, no unlock timed to this. Newest real items are an Oct 20 price note and a Drips-network product post. This is pure flow on a thin book: $2.55M Binance volume against an $11.9M mcap (rank #1140) is ~21% of the entire cap changing hands in a day. Coins this thin cut both ways — and RAD sits -99.3% off its $27.61 ATH with 59.1M of 100M circulating.

Both sides: 1h RSI ~41 on CLOSED candles — not washed out, no capitulation read, just pain. A closed hour below the $0.186 wick = deeper air, no shelf in the window. An hourly close back above $0.260 = first sign the flush is pausing. Reclaim $0.288 = leg one fully unwound.

Not a call. A microcap flushing in real time, and the 04:00 UTC close decides what tonight becomes.

Does the $0.186 wick hold into the 04:00 UTC close, or does the forming leg print a deeper one?