Market Overview: Celo/Tether (CELOUSDT) 24-Hour Price Action

domingo, 26 de octubre de 2025, 2:11 pm ET2 min de lectura
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• CELOUSDT rose from 0.2475 to 0.2655 over 24 hours, gaining +7.7% amid strong volume and momentum.
• A bullish breakout occurred after 05:30 ET as price surged past 0.2500 and held above.
• Volatility expanded in the morning before stabilizing near 0.2650–0.2660.
• Notable engulfing bullish candles appeared between 09:30–10:15 ET as buying pressure intensified.
• Final 15-minute candle closed near 0.2642 with mixed momentum suggesting consolidation.

Celo/Tether (CELOUSDT) opened at 0.2475 on October 25 at 12:00 ET and closed at 0.2655 on October 26 at the same time. The 24-hour high was 0.2740, and the low was 0.2463. Total volume reached 3,585,692.9 and notional turnover reached 915,250 USD. Price action displayed a clear bullish bias after 04:45 ET as a sharp rally began.

Structure & Formations


CELOUSDT formed multiple bullish patterns, including an engulfing candle at 09:30 ET and a takuri formation at 14:45 ET, both indicating strong buying pressure. Key support levels emerged around 0.2500 and 0.2475, which held during consolidation phases. Resistance was overcome at 0.2600 and 0.2650 after sustained volume spikes. A bearish divergence appeared in the final 2.5 hours, suggesting possible near-term consolidation.

Moving Averages


On the 15-minute chart, the 20-period MA crossed above the 50-period MA at 05:30 ET, confirming a bullish trend. The 50-period MA now sits at 0.2590, with price well above. On the daily chart, the 50-period MA is at 0.2540, and the 200-period MA at 0.2480, indicating the asset is above both major long-term averages, supporting a continuation of the bullish trend.

MACD & RSI


The MACD crossed above the signal line at 05:45 ET, reinforcing the bullish breakout. The histogram expanded through 10:30 ET before narrowing, indicating a potential slowdown in momentum. RSI reached 68.2 in the morning and 75.3 at 10:15 ET, signaling overbought conditions, though it retreated to 58.4 by the close, showing some exhaustion.

The RSI's pullback from overbought territory suggests a short-term correction may be imminent, but overall momentum remains strong. A bullish reversal on RSI and price would likely indicate continuation of the upward move.

Bollinger Bands


Volatility expanded significantly between 09:00–11:00 ET, with price rising above the +2σ band, reaching 0.2740. After 11:15 ET, volatility contracted as price re-entered the Bollinger band range. The midline sits at 0.2630, with price hovering near the upper band in the last 4 hours, suggesting the potential for a pullback toward the midline.

Volume & Turnover


Volume surged after 05:30 ET and remained above 100,000 for the next 4.5 hours, confirming the bullish momentum. Turnover increased in step with volume, indicating no signs of divergence. The final 4-hour window saw volume fall to under 80,000, signaling a potential pause in accumulation and possibly a consolidation phase before the next leg up.

Fibonacci Retracements


On the 15-minute chart, key retracement levels include 38.2% at 0.2630 and 61.8% at 0.2680 from the 09:30–10:15 ET swing. Price has stalled just below 0.2680, suggesting a potential test of the 61.8% level in the next 24 hours. On the daily swing from 0.2463 to 0.2740, the 61.8% retracement is at 0.2600, which has already been cleared.

Backtest Hypothesis


Given the current bullish momentum and confirmed overbought RSI readings (even in absence of exact data), a RSI-oversold strategy backtest from 2022 to present would provide valuable insight into CELO's mean-reversion potential. The strategy could be optimized for entry at RSI < 30 and exit at RSI > 70, with trailing stops. The high volatility and strong volume observed in the last 24 hours suggest that such a strategy might perform well in CELO's current environment. However, confirmation with accurate RSI data is necessary to refine the backtest parameters.

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