Summary
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formed a bullish engulfing pattern near 1.015, signaling a short-term reversal.
• Price remained above 50-period 5-min moving average, indicating ongoing uptrend momentum.
• RSI hit oversold levels below 30, suggesting potential for a bounce or relief rally.
• Volatility expanded during the late ET session, with 1.032–1.046 range showing increased participation.
• Volume surged after 23:00 ET, confirming strength in the 1.03–1.045 range.
24-Hour Price Movement
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Fan Token/Tether (PORTOUSDT) opened at 1.016 on December 23 at 12:00 ET and reached a high of 1.046 before closing at 1.005 on December 24 at 12:00 ET. The pair traded as low as 1.000 during the session, with total volume of 121,290.16 and notional turnover of $121,290.16 (assuming $1 per USDT).
Structure and Momentum
The price action formed a bullish engulfing pattern near 1.015 after a brief dip, which may signal a short-term reversal. On the 5-minute chart, the 20-period and 50-period moving averages showed the price above both, affirming a bullish bias. The RSI dropped below 30 in the final hours of the period, reaching oversold territory and hinting at a potential bounce or relief rally.
Volatility and Volume
Bollinger Bands expanded between 1.029 and 1.046, indicating increased volatility during the late ET trading session. Volume spiked significantly in this range, especially around 23:00 ET, which confirmed buying pressure. In the final 12 hours, however, volume declined while price continued to fall, suggesting weakening conviction in the downward move.
Key Levels and Projections
Fibonacci retracement levels based on the 1.015–1.046 swing suggest 1.032 (38.2%) and 1.039 (61.8%) as critical psychological and support levels. A break below 1.000 could target 0.995–0.990, but a bounce from 1.000–1.005 may find immediate support from the 50-period moving average.
The market may consolidate near 1.005–1.010 in the next 24 hours if volume remains subdued. However, a rebound above 1.015 could re-engage short-term bullish momentum. Investors should remain cautious for volatility as the holiday period may see reduced liquidity.
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