Market Overview: Solana/Mexican Peso (SOLMXN) on 2025-10-05

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domingo, 5 de octubre de 2025, 1:59 pm ET2 min de lectura

• SOLMXN opened at 4232.0 and traded between 4166.0 and 4332.0, closing at 4231.0 at 12:00 ET.
• A sharp intraday dip to 4166.0 was followed by a rebound to 4332.0, indicating heightened short-term volatility.
• Volume remained low overall but spiked briefly at key turning points, suggesting selective trader activity.
• RSI moved into overbought territory near 4332.0 before retracing, hinting at potential short-term exhaustion.
• Price tested multiple support levels during the session, with 4231.0 acting as a minor floor near session end.

Market Overview and Price Action

Solana/Mexican Peso (SOLMXN) opened at 4232.0 on October 4, 2025, at 12:00 ET – 1, and closed at 4231.0 by 12:00 ET the following day. The 24-hour session saw a high of 4332.0 and a low of 4166.0, with a total volume of approximately 3.01 and turnover reflecting significant intraday swings. The price action displayed a bearish reversal pattern late in the session, with a sharp drop from 4332.0 to 4275.0 and a final close near the lower end of the range.

Structure & Formations

Price action displayed two key candlestick patterns: a strong bearish engulfing pattern following the 4332.0 high, and a bullish reversal near 4232.0 during the final hours. The 4332.0 high was followed by a near-6% drop in the next candle, forming a clear bearish signal. A small doji at 4231.0 suggested indecision among traders, with a minor pullback toward 4231.0. The 4232.0 level appears to have acted as a psychological support during the session.

Technical Indicators

The 20-period and 50-period moving averages on the 15-minute chart moved higher during the session but struggled to keep pace with the volatility, suggesting a lack of strong directional momentum. The MACD showed a bearish crossover as the price declined from 4332.0 to 4275.0, while the histogram showed a sharp drop, indicating a loss of bullish momentum. RSI spiked to overbought territory near the 4332.0 high before retreating into neutral to oversold conditions, which may indicate short-term exhaustion.

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Bollinger Bands showed moderate volatility contraction during the early hours, followed by a significant expansion after the 4332.0 high. Price closed near the lower band, suggesting a potential short-term support level at 4231.0. The volatility expansion suggests increased trader activity and a possible continuation of consolidation or a reversal.

Volume and Turnover

Volume remained low throughout the session, averaging around 0.06 per 15-minute interval. However, there were notable spikes at key turning points: a 0.291 volume candle as the price dropped from 4232.0 to 4166.0, and a 0.09 volume candle as the price rebounded from 4212.0 to 4332.0. The lack of large-volume confirmation at the 4332.0 high may indicate a weaker top than initially suggested. Notional turnover was also modest, with no significant divergence between price and turnover during the session.

Fibonacci Retracements

Applying Fibonacci retracements to the intraday swing from 4166.0 to 4332.0, the key levels are 4250.8 (38.2%) and 4222.4 (61.8%). The price tested both levels during the session, with 4222.4 acting as a minor support near the 4231.0 close. This suggests that the price may consolidate near 4222.4–4250.8 in the next 24 hours before a potential break of the 4232.0 level.

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Backtest Hypothesis

If a trading strategy is designed to enter short positions at the 61.8% Fibonacci level with a stop loss above the 4332.0 high and a target near 4166.0, this could potentially capture the bearish momentum observed during the session. However, the strategy should include a dynamic take-profit mechanism to adjust for the possibility of a bullish breakout near 4231.0. Testing this approach with historical volatility data would help refine risk exposure, especially given the low-volume nature of the market.

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