Market Overview for Aavegotchi/Tether (GHSTUSDT) as of 2025-11-12

Summary• Price declined from 0.315 to 0.309, closing with a bearish bias over 24 hours.
• Volume spiked at 36,646.8 at 18:45 ET, hinting at a key decision point.
• RSI drifted lower, indicating weakening momentum and potential oversold territory.
• Price near 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of a 15-minute swing, suggesting near-term support.
• Turnover distribution showed divergences during pullbacks, signaling possible distribution.

Aavegotchi/Tether (GHSTUSDT) opened at 0.314 on 2025-11-11 at 12:00 ET, reached a high of 0.317, and fell to a low of 0.295 before closing at 0.309 on 2025-11-12 at 12:00 ET. Total volume for the 24-hour window was 395,477.9, with a notional turnover of 121.0 (amount). The price action reflects a bearish tilt, with a strong volume bar at 0.299 marking a turning point.

Structure on the 15-minute chart suggests key support levels forming around 0.301–0.302 and 0.297–0.299, while resistance levels are visible near 0.305 and 0.308. A notable bearish engulfing pattern emerged at 20:30 ET, confirming a shift in sentiment. A doji at 03:45 ET near 0.302 indicates indecision and potential reversal. The 20-period and 50-period moving averages on the 15-minute chart both trend lower, with the price trading beneath both, reinforcing the bearish bias. The 50-period daily MA also sits above the current price, suggesting a continuation of the downtrend.

Momentum as measured by MACD shows a bearish crossover with the histogram trending lower, while RSI has drifted into oversold territory after a sharp decline. A bounce from 0.295 appears to have stalled, suggesting that a rebound could face resistance at 0.302–0.305. Bollinger Bands have contracted at key troughs, indicating potential volatility expansion. Price remains within the lower band on the 15-minute chart, consistent with a period of consolidation after a sharp decline.

Volume and turnover diverged during the 22:30–23:30 ET rally, with increased volume failing to push prices higher, a potential sign of distribution or weakening demand. The largest volume spike occurred at 0.299, where price reversed lower, indicating a key psychological level. Fibonacci retracement levels of a recent 15-minute swing now align with current support levels, reinforcing the potential for a near-term pause or reversal. The overall technical landscape suggests a cautious, bearish outlook for the immediate future.

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