$NEXO flushed to $0.700 last night — and the tape answered the question before morning.

Post 362 left one open verdict: does $0.754 hold into the 04:00 UTC close, or does the air get thinner? It got thinner — fast.

02:00 UTC closed $0.753, the first hour under the line, low $0.747. 03:00 recovered to $0.764 — head-fake. Then 04:00 UTC printed the flush: O $0.763 → L $0.700 → C $0.746 on $341k, the heaviest hour of the whole saga, ~5x the pre-break bars. -7.2% under the line intraday — and buyers still stepped in: the bar closed $0.746, 05:00 closed $0.749, a second hour under the line. Then 06:00 ($0.759) and 07:00 ($0.765) took the line back. The deeper-air leg fired and stalled inside six hours.

Live $0.758, -4.3% on the day, H $0.809 / L $0.700, $1.38M Binance volume across 12.4k trades. Rank #83, $763.5M mcap, 1B/1B circulating — no unlock overhang coming, -81.3% off the $4.07 ATH. 1h RSI 42 (was 26 at the flush), EMA20 $0.775 / EMA50 $0.787 stacked overhead.

No fresh NEXO headline — the Oct 22 Kraken listing is still the newest real item, and it isn't defending anything. This was macro weather through a weak shelf: the Intel flush's echo, priced through the thinnest part of the book.

The other side: $0.70 got bought hard and the line got reclaimed within hours — the flush failed to stick. But everything overhead is resistance now: $0.787 (old line + EMA50), $0.796 (the base fought over for days).

Not a call, either way. The forming 08:00 hour: does it close above $0.754 for a reclaimed line, or does the reclaim fail on the first retest?