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Summary
• Price action shows a bullish reversal in late NY session trading.
• Volume spikes align with key breakouts and retracements.
• RSI suggests overbought conditions at peak levels.
• Bollinger Bands narrow midday before a sharp expansion.
• Fibonacci levels indicate potential support at 0.0556 and resistance at 0.0573.
Civic/Tether (CVCUSDT) opened at 0.0557 on 2025-11-08 at 12:00 ET, reached a high of 0.0579, a low of 0.0549, and closed at 0.0559 by 12:00 ET on 2025-11-09. The total 24-hour volume amounted to approximately 11,038,090.00, and the notional turnover was ~$618,031.73. The price action reflects a choppy morning session before a sharp late-day rally that saw the pair reclaim key psychological levels.
The price structure shows a bullish reversal pattern forming after an early morning breakdown test failed to hold. Key support levels at 0.0556 and 0.0554 were tested and held multiple times. A strong bullish engulfing candle emerged around 08:00–09:00 ET, indicating a potential shift in momentum. Resistance levels at 0.057 and 0.0572 were tested in the late afternoon, with the price finding temporary buyers at those levels.
The 15-minute RSI showed a rapid climb to overbought territory (above 70) during the afternoon rally, suggesting that momentum could be unsustainable. MACD (not available for backtesting due to symbol recognition issues) would have likely crossed into positive territory during this period, supporting the bullish move. Bollinger Bands constricted in the early morning, then expanded sharply as volatility picked up following the rally. Prices have remained within the upper band in the last 3 hours, indicating continued strength.
Volume spiked significantly during the late-day rally, particularly in the candle ending at 15:00 ET, which recorded a high of 0.0573 and a volume of 31,441. This suggests strong participation from buyers during the critical breakout. However, divergence appears between price and volume in the early morning, where volume was lower despite a sharp drop in price—suggesting a potential consolidation phase was beginning.
Fibonacci retracement levels drawn from the intraday low (0.0549) to the high (0.0579) indicate 61.8% at 0.0566 as a potential near-term resistance zone. The 38.2% retracement level at 0.0563 was tested and held in the late afternoon, suggesting it may now act as support. On the daily chart, the 50-period MA is trending slightly downward, while the 200-period MA remains flat, pointing to a potential short-term bullish bias but with long-term neutrality.
The price appears to have found a short-term floor at 0.0554–0.0556 and is building a base ahead of a potential test of the 0.057–0.0573 resistance cluster. If buyers can hold above 0.0556 through the next 24 hours, a continuation of the bullish trend into the upper 0.057 range could follow. However, a break below 0.0554 may trigger a test of the 0.055–0.0549 level, which historically offered strong support.
Backtest Hypothesis
The proposed backtest strategy is based on MACD golden-cross signals, which typically occur when the MACD line crosses above the signal line, indicating a potential bullish entry point. Traders using this signal often pair it with a 5-day holding period to capture short-term momentum. While the current dataset and technical tools prevent us from computing the MACD directly, we can infer from the price behavior that a golden cross likely occurred in the late afternoon, as the price surged and RSI hit overbought levels. A 5-day backtest using this signal would aim to validate its efficacy against the volatility seen over the past week. If the dataset were available, we could calculate the cumulative returns and assess whether the strategy would have been profitable during this period.
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