BMTUSDT rose 222% into Aug 10. The record covers the whole lead-up.

Move window: 2026-08-09 03:00 to 2026-08-10 04:00 UTC. The record for BMTUSDT currently ends 2026-08-13 00:00 UTC.

Counted on 2026-08-14, against a record covering to 2026-08-13 00:00 UTC. These numbers are frozen: this page will always say what it said the day it was written.

This move is in the event archive as a pump 4h on 2026-08-09. Open the archived event

Sweep + reclaim · 15m bearish and Taker buy share · 15m ≤ 0.24

feature.candle_sweep_reclaim_15m + feature.taker_buy_ratio_15m

Read at 24 hours before the move.

Minutes like this appeared 33 times in the 43,201 minutes searched (<0.1%). What followed leaned down: 19 of the 30 matches with a complete 30 minutes forward fell (63%).

Both are true: these readings sat before this rise, and the other times they appeared, what followed more often fell. That disagreement is the finding: a lead-up that looks special is not the same as one that usually comes before rises.

Of the 33 fires, 32 came before the move began and 1 happened while it was already under way. A fire during the move sees it; it does not telegraph it.

About 1.1 a day, on 20 of 31 days: spread through the record rather than one event.

q#b2c718ac @ dataset 1a5d8642

Best supported: Sweep + reclaim · 15m bearish and Taker buy share · 15m ≤ 0.24, the combination with the most fires before the move began.

Opens this exact search in the research tool. Nothing runs until you confirm it there, and arming it as an alert sends a message when it next becomes true.

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Picked in hindsight: the counts include every other time these readings appeared, not just this move.

What the minutes before it looked like

Where these readings were taken
the move beginsreadings taken here0.043590.011640.023380.04697Aug 8 01:00Aug 9 03:00Aug 10 08:00UTC · log price scale

Hourly candles. The marked lines are the minutes the readings came from: 1 minute, 15 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours and 24 hours before the move began. Every one of them sits before the move, never inside it.

A reading stands out when it sits outside the range it usually holds. The rules are fixed: the same ones the moment reader on the research page uses.

At 1 minute before the move, nothing stood out across the 39 readings.

At 15 minutes before the move, nothing stood out across the 39 readings.

At 1 hour before the move, 2 of the 39 readings stood out. 2026-08-09 02:00 UTC
READINGBEFORE THE MOVESEARCHES FOR
Book imbalance percentile feature.book_imbalance_pctrank0.06128≤ 0.062
Sweep + reclaim · 15m feature.candle_sweep_reclaim_15mbearishbearish

At 4 hours before the move, nothing stood out across the 39 readings.

At 24 hours before the move, 2 of the 39 readings stood out. 2026-08-08 03:00 UTC
READINGBEFORE THE MOVESEARCHES FOR
Sweep + reclaim · 15m feature.candle_sweep_reclaim_15mbearishbearish
Taker buy share · 15m feature.taker_buy_ratio_15m0.2353≤ 0.24

Also counted

This is not a similarity search. Each count matches the exact readings above and nothing else.

Book imbalance percentile ≤ 0.062 and Sweep + reclaim · 15m bearish

feature.book_imbalance_pctrank + feature.candle_sweep_reclaim_15m

Read at 1 hour before the move.

Minutes like this appeared 46 times in the 43,201 minutes searched (0.1%). What followed was close to a coin flip: 21 rose and 22 fell over the next 30 minutes (43 of the 46 matches have a complete 30 minutes forward).

Of the 46 fires, 37 came before the move began and 4 happened while it was already under way. A fire during the move sees it; it does not telegraph it.

About 1.5 a day, on 21 of 31 days: spread through the record rather than one event.

q#819c2617 @ dataset 1a5d8642

Fires often arrive as clusters of consecutive minutes, and forward windows overlap. A cluster is one episode, not many independent trials.

If these counts read weaker than the move suggested, that is the tool working: the lead-up of a picked move always looks special until it is counted everywhere else.

Every night the record counts what fired and what usually followed: the daily brief.