$BMT just printed $0.05144 — chapter 10 of the saga, and the first one with a real reason.
The tape: post 142's reclaim held, then 02:00 UTC detonated — $0.02479 to a $0.04400 high, closed $0.03790 on $8.5M. Then 03:00 UTC did the real damage: $0.05144 fresh saga high, closed $0.04157 on $10.79M and 160,914 trades — the biggest hourly bar of the entire 10-chapter saga. Since then it's chopped $0.0385 to $0.0441 and held above the broken ceiling on nearly every close. Live $0.04104, +49.7% in 24h, $43.5M Binance volume.
The reason, verified twice: Upbit added BMT to its KRW market. Announcement 02:35 UTC, trading from 03:00 UTC — the blast bar IS the listing bar. Upbit listed BMT back in August on BTC/USDT pairs only; the won pair is new, and the won market is where Korean retail actually trades.
The numbers: rank #627, $31.6M market cap, global volume $213.8M today — 6.8x the entire market cap changing hands in a day. 753M of 1B circulating, still -86.9% off the $0.317 all-time high, +143% in 7 days. 1h RSI ~72, price 27% above its 1h EMA20 of $0.0325.
The honest side: nine legs in five days, every single one unwound in full within hours — and this one is already -20% off the $0.05144 high. Listing pops fade too: GTC's Upbit listing day printed +93%, then unwound for twelve days straight to $0.26. The difference this time is the reason is real, not flow.
Levels: ceiling $0.05144. The line is $0.03999 — the old ceiling, holding on nearly every close since the blast (one wobble to $0.03850). Shelf $0.03790, base $0.02340.
Not a call. Ten chapters, one pattern: spikes give back. This one finally has a reason — does the reason change the pattern, or does $0.03999 give way first?