Short Cycle: Treat BMT as an 'Event Market' — Three Steps of Range, Trigger, and Risk Control
Real-Time Overview: The current price of BMT is approximately $0.069–0.070, with a 24h trading volume of ~$21.7M and a circulating market cap of ~$28.7M; circulating supply is ~413.4M, with a maximum supply of 1B.
Range Interpretation (with the current price as the pivot)
— Near-term Resistance: $0.076–0.078 (a key box top that the bulls want to break through, belonging to a frequently tested area of concentrated trading). If it breaks through with volume and does not fall back below within 4 hours, the short-term target looks at $0.082–0.086; if the volume is insufficient and it 'spikes back down', it will be seen as a false breakout, returning to oscillate within the range. This resistance area is also marked by third-party analysis as the threshold for a trend reversal to bullish.
— Range Pivot: $0.069–0.070 (a concentrated area at the current price).
— Near-term Support: $0.066–0.067 (a breach could trigger a chain reaction of stop-losses, looking down at the passive support around $0.064).
Event Trigger
The fundamental narrative of BMT is not about being a utility-based stablecoin, but revolves around the use and incentives of Bubblemaps V2 + Intel Desk: V2's Time Travel / Magic Nodes and multi-chain expansion provide actual demand during meme seasons and compliance due diligence; the crowdsourced voting/proposals from Intel Desk driven by $BMT can turn topics into actionable workloads. Each time the official releases new chain access (such as BNB / Solana / TON), reward activities, or high-interest case investigations, it often leads to a surge in trading volume, resembling a rhythm of 'event → volume → price' in the short cycle.
Operational Script
If the daily volume rises above the nearly 10-day average and breaks through $0.076–0.078, then use 'not breaking below $0.076' as the condition to increase positions; the first target is $0.082–0.086, with risk control set at 'entry price - 1 × Average True Range (ATR)' or stop-loss if it falls back into the box.
If the official releases strong events like Intel Desk access/incentives but the volume does not follow, then reduce to a 'news trading' small position, setting a time stop-loss (e.g., exit if there’s no volume increase within 24–48h).
If it breaches $0.066–0.067, then first reduce leverage or decrease positions to wait and see, waiting for a volume reduction and rebound around $0.064 before reassessing for a rebound.
Short-Term Risk Control Focus
Liquidity and Slippage: Please calibrate your position based on ±2% depth from the exchange you are trading on, and do not only look at the aggregated website price.
— This article does not constitute investment advice
