Summary
• GMX/USDC rose from $8.17 to $8.48 in 24 hours, forming bullish continuation patterns in late ET trading.
• Volume spiked to 1,303.28k at 07:15 ET, confirming a breakout from a consolidation range.
• RSI approached overbought territory in late morning, indicating possible near-term profit-taking pressure.
• Price remained above the 20-period 5-minute EMA, signaling positive momentum into Christmas morning.
GMX/USDC opened at $8.17 on 2025-12-24 at 12:00 ET, hit a high of $8.48, a low of $8.17, and closed at $8.48 by 12:00 ET the next day. The 24-hour volume was 3,364.44 units, with a notional turnover of approximately $27,702 (assuming $8.34 average price).
Structure & Formations
The 5-minute OHLCV data shows a clear consolidation phase from 12:00 to 07:15 ET, with price range-bound between $8.17 and $8.29. A breakout candle at 07:15 ET (8.22–8.26) was followed by a strong continuation to $8.48 by 08:15 ET, suggesting a potential bullish continuation pattern. A key support level appears at $8.22–8.25, while resistance is forming near $8.42–8.48.
Moving Averages and Bollinger Bands
Price closed above the 20-period (5-minute) EMA, reinforcing the bullish bias. Bollinger Bands expanded during the breakout, indicating increased volatility. By the morning of 2025-12-25, price was trading near the upper band, which may suggest overbought conditions and a potential pullback in the short term.
MACD and RSI
The MACD line crossed above the signal line in the early hours of the morning, indicating strengthening momentum. RSI peaked near overbought levels around 08:15 ET at 72–75, suggesting exhaustion in the bullish move. Traders may watch for a RSI pullback toward 60–65 as a possible entry trigger for longs.
Volume and Turnover
The most significant volume spike occurred at 07:15 ET, with 1,303.28 units traded, supporting the breakout’s validity. Turnover surged alongside, particularly during the 07:30–08:45 ET rally. Divergences between volume and price were minimal, suggesting strong conviction in the upward move.
Fibonacci Retracements
Applying Fibonacci retracement levels to the 24-hour swing from $8.17 to $8.48, the 61.8% level is around $8.37, which coincided with a minor pullback around 08:15–08:30 ET. Price quickly resumed upward motion after the retracement, suggesting buyers controlled that key level.
The market may continue to
$8.48–8.50 as a new resistance in the coming hours, but a pullback to test $8.32–8.35 as the 38.2% Fibonacci level is probable. Investors should remain cautious of overbought momentum and be prepared for potential short-term profit-taking or consolidation.
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