Market Overview for Particle Network/BNB (PARTIBNB)

Generated by AI AgentTradeCipherReviewed byShunan Liu
Monday, Nov 10, 2025 9:35 pm ET2min read
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- Particle Network/BNB (PARTIBNB) price fell 4.7% in 24 hours to 6.88e-05 amid bearish candlestick patterns and declining momentum.

- RSI approached oversold levels below 30 multiple times, but weak volume during key declines suggests limited bearish conviction.

- Price consolidated near lower Bollinger Band with potential support at 6.90e-05, while moving averages reinforced bearish bias below 20SMA resistance.

- Fibonacci retracement at 61.8% (6.94e-05) and 38.2% (7.06e-05) levels indicate critical price levels for potential short-term reversals.

Summary
• Price declined from 7.22e-05 to 6.88e-05 over 24 hours with bearish

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• RSI approached oversold levels, but volume remained low during key moves.
• Bollinger Bands showed a modest expansion with price near the lower band.

Particle Network/BNB (PARTIBNB) opened at 7.22e-05 at 12:00 ET–1 and closed at 6.88e-05 by 12:00 ET, reaching a high of 7.22e-05 and a low of 6.88e-05. The total 24-hour volume was 35,225.8, with a turnover of ~$2.46 (based on 68–69

equivalent). The price action has been broadly bearish, with several instances of bearish candlestick patterns and declining momentum.

Structure & Formations


The price has been pressured lower by a key resistance cluster between 7.15e-05 and 7.22e-05. The breakdown below this range was confirmed by a bearish engulfing pattern at 17:00–19:00 ET. Since then, the price has remained in a tight consolidation phase near the lower Bollinger Band, with a potential support level forming around 6.90e-05. A doji at 00:45 ET–01:00 ET and another at 02:30 ET–02:45 ET suggest indecision, though buyers appear hesitant to re-enter above 6.95e-05.

Moving Averages


On the 15-minute chart, the 20-period and 50-period moving averages are in bearish alignment, with the 20-period line now below the 50-period. On the daily chart, the price has drifted below the 50-, 100-, and 200-period moving averages, reinforcing the bearish bias. The 20SMA has acted as a dynamic resistance, and a retest of that level could trigger further selling.

MACD & RSI


The MACD line has been negative for the majority of the 24-hour period, with a death cross confirmed in the late ET hours. The RSI has dipped below 30 on multiple occasions, suggesting oversold conditions, although the price has yet to show a strong bounce. This divergence between RSI and price may imply lingering bearish sentiment, though a sustained rebound above 6.95e-05 could re-engage buying interest.

The Bollinger Bands have widened slightly, with price hovering near the lower band for most of the session. Volatility appears to be stabilizing, but the lower band remains a key watchpoint for potential short-covering or a rebound. A sustained close above the middle band would be necessary to signal a reversal in momentum.

Volume & Turnover


Trading volume has been unevenly distributed, with the most active periods occurring at 00:45–01:00 ET and 03:45–04:00 ET, where large-volume moves correlated with sharp price declines. Turnover was modest during these sessions, suggesting lower conviction in the bearish moves. A divergence between price and volume was observed during the consolidation phase (from 02:45 to 07:45 ET), indicating potential exhaustion in the downtrend.

Fibonacci Retracements


The most recent 15-minute swing (high at 7.22e-05 and low at 6.88e-05) has seen retracement levels at 38.2% (7.06e-05) and 61.8% (6.94e-05). Price has struggled to hold above 6.94e-05 and is currently trading near 6.88e-05. A retest of the 61.8% level could offer a potential entry for short-term buyers, though a break below 6.88e-05 would target the next leg down to 6.82e-05 or 6.78e-05.

Backtest Hypothesis


A potential backtesting strategy could involve exiting long positions on a MACD Death Cross (which was confirmed in this session) and re-entering on a subsequent Golden Cross. Given the recent bearish momentum, a “flat/cash” approach may be more suitable for risk-averse investors. Under this strategy, any long exposure would be paused until the MACD lines cross back into a bullish phase, which could occur with a rebound above the 20SMA or a confirmed breakout from the lower Bollinger Band. Performance would reflect returns during bull phases only, with no exposure during bearish trends.