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On the last day of February, the narrator had to place the sharp fall at the start of the month and the long consolidation that followed on the same calendar. February closed at $0.0096: two days of sharp decline, twenty days of building a base, and another negative monthly candle. Some had read the narrow trading range as a sign that the decline was ending; the monthly close gave their disappointment a fuller timescale.
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On the last day of February, the narrator had to place the sharp fall at the start of the month and the long consolidation that followed on the same calendar. The Chinese-language community had a more direct concern: how far the price had fallen since the airdrop period.
February closed at $0.0096: two days of sharp decline, twenty days of building a base, and another negative monthly candle. Someone in the Chinese-language community recalled that the token had been worth six cents when the airdrop went out, whereas now it could not hold even one cent, and asked how much Ethereum had fallen in comparison. No one challenged the post, and the comparison produced no new answer.
Some had read the narrow trading range as a sign that the decline was ending; the monthly close gave their disappointment a fuller timescale. The narrator preserved the resentful comparison and the silence beneath it. As March began, holding above one cent remained a more useful test of that hope than reassurance.