Market Overview for Cyber/BNB (CYBERBNB) — October 3, 2025

• CYBERBNB traded in a tight range for much of the 24 hours before forming a bullish breakout above 0.001505.
• A 15-minute candle closed at 0.001494 near the session low, signaling potential bearish exhaustion.
• Volume surged at key turning points, especially around 0.001512 and 0.001482, hinting at active position adjustments.
• RSI and MACD showed mixed signals with no clear overbought/oversold extremes, suggesting consolidation may continue.
• Price remains within a defined range between 0.001468 and 0.001543, with potential for a breakout in either direction.

The 24-hour trading session for Cyber/BNB (CYBERBNB) began at 0.001497 and closed at 0.001494 as of 12:00 ET. The pair reached a high of 0.001543 and a low of 0.001468, with a total volume of 5,519.01 and a notional turnover of 622.92 BNB. Price action was relatively contained in the final hours, forming a bearish closing candle at 0.001494, which could indicate a short-term pullback or consolidation pattern.

The structure of the 15-minute OHLCV data reveals a range-bound market with key support forming around 0.001485–0.001494 and resistance between 0.001512–0.001521. Notable candlestick patterns include a bullish engulfing formation around 0.001508 and a bearish rejection at 0.001543–0.001489. The price frequently revisited these levels, forming a tight trading corridor. A bearish doji appeared at 0.001489, suggesting indecision at that level, while the 0.001468 low marked a potential short-term support.

Bollinger Bands were relatively narrow for most of the session, indicating low volatility, but expanded briefly around 0.00148–0.001512, where price action showed increased volume and price swings. The 20-period and 50-period moving averages on the 15-minute chart crossed in the mid-0.001500 range, signaling a possible shift in momentum. While the 20-period MA was above the 50-period MA early in the session, it drifted below it later, hinting at weakening bullish momentum.

RSI oscillated between 40 and 55 for most of the session, indicating a neutral to slightly bullish market, but it failed to reach overbought levels. MACD showed a flat histogram and a slow-moving signal line, consistent with a range-bound pattern. Notably, the price diverged from volume in the final hour, with high turnover at 0.001494 but minimal price movement, suggesting potential accumulation or distribution activity. A Fibonacci retracement between 0.001468 and 0.001543 places the 61.8% level near 0.001503, which could be a critical inflection point in the coming 24 hours.

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