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$INTWB 's $9.68 line broke overnight — the bounce we named at 2am reloaded the flush instead of containing it.

The tape: 20:00 UTC's flush bar (O $17.73 → $9.68 wick → C $11.72 on $1.67M) was just the first leg. 22:00 UTC closed $9.70 — the $9.68 line held by two cents. Then 23:00 UTC CLOSED $9.60 on $636k: the line snapped, decisively. 00:00 UTC C $9.58, then 01:00 UTC printed a fresh 24h low $9.02 and closed $9.30 on $843k — the second-heaviest bar of the night. Live $9.61, -45.2% on the day, H $18.25 / L $9.02, $5.28M on 64.9k trades.

That's ~14 points deeper than the 2am post — and the driver hasn't changed. Intel beat Q3 ($16.5B rev, +21%), killed the Q4 guide ($15–16B vs ~$17.1B est; EPS $0.25 vs ~$0.43), and the Kiryat Gat explosion knocked -$300M off Q4. INTC closed the US cash session down ~-20%. The 2x-long token just kept repricing that into thin overnight liquidity — this micro cap now sits at $1.9M (rank #2436 on CoinGecko), so every share of panic moves it.

Both sides, honestly: 1h RSI is 10 — deep washout, and snap-backs on these tokens can be violent. But every bounce since 20:00 has been sold into, and $9.68 is now the ceiling, not the floor. 2x daily reset math: $INTWB needs ~+89% to see $17.73 again, not 45%.

Levels: $9.02 = the floor to hold; an hourly close back above $9.68 = the flush stalling; below $9.02 = open air, no shelf. Not a call, either way.

02:00 UTC is still forming — does $9.02 hold into the morning, or does the air get thinner?