Summary
•
formed a bearish reversal pattern after a 6.4% intraday high.
• Volume surged during the breakdown below $0.468, confirming bearish momentum.
• RSI hit oversold territory near 28, hinting at potential short-term buying interest.
• Price consolidated within a Bollinger Band contraction, signaling possible volatility expansion.
• Fibonacci levels at $0.464 and $0.468 acted as dynamic support and resistance.
At 12:00 ET on 2026-01-03, API3/Tether (API3USDT) opened at $0.465, reached a high of $0.4725, and closed at $0.464 after dipping to a low of $0.458. Total volume was 1,340,894.64, with a notional turnover of $604,160.49.
Structure & Formations
The 24-hour chart showed a breakdown below the $0.468 psychological level, supported by a bearish engulfing pattern at the end of the session. A potential support zone formed at $0.462–$0.464, with a prior high at $0.468 acting as immediate resistance.
Moving Averages
On the 5-minute chart, price ended below the 50-period MA, indicating bearish bias. Daily MAs showed a mixed signal, with the 50-period MA at $0.467 and the 200-period MA at $0.466.
Momentum and Volatility
MACD crossed into negative territory with a bearish divergence, and RSI fell below 30, hinting at potential rebounds. Volatility was moderate, with price compressing near the middle Bollinger Band, suggesting a likely breakout.
Volume and Turnover
Turnover and volume spiked during the breakdown phase, with the largest candle (at 22:30 ET) contributing nearly $7,550 in turnover. A divergence was observed between price and volume in the final hours, indicating possible exhaustion.
Fibonacci Retracements
A 61.8% retracement level was established at $0.464, where price found support. On the 5-minute chart, a 38.2% retest at $0.468 coincided with key resistance.
The price appears to be consolidating ahead of a potential move. If the $0.462 level holds, buyers may look to test $0.468 again. A break below $0.462 could extend losses to $0.458. Investors should remain cautious of potential volatility and volume divergence.
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