Market Overview for Particle Network/BNB (PARTIBNB) - October 9, 2025

• Price surged 11.3% from 0.0001008 to 0.00010339 over 24 hours.
• High volatility seen between 16:30–19:00 ET with a peak at 0.00011438.
• Volume spiked at 16:30 ET with 164,624.4 BNB traded.
• Strong bearish reversal at 09:30–10:00 ET after a 3.4% intraday drop.
• RSI approached overbought levels but remained below 70, signaling potential pullback.

Particle Network/BNB (PARTIBNB) opened at 0.0001008 at 12:00 ET − 1 and closed at 0.00010339 by 12:00 ET. The pair reached a high of 0.00011438 and a low of 0.0001008 over the 24-hour period. Total traded volume stood at 888,565.1 BNB, with a notional turnover of approximately $898,000, assuming a BNB price of $1.01 (as of 12:00 ET).

The price action displayed a strong bullish impulse from 16:30 ET onward, with a 2.8% rally within 90 minutes. This was confirmed by rising volume and a closing price above the mid-range of the consolidation before the breakout. However, a significant bearish reversal emerged during the early hours of October 9, as the price dropped 3.4% from 0.00011138 to 0.00010812 over two 15-minute intervals, marked by a bearish engulfing pattern and increasing volume.

MACD showed positive divergence in the late afternoon, with bullish momentum increasing, but RSI failed to reach overbought levels, suggesting a less crowded trade. Bollinger Bands indicated moderate volatility throughout the session, with price trading near the upper band during the breakout but retreating to mid-band levels by the close. 20-period and 50-period moving averages on the 15-minute chart remained in a bullish bias, aligning with the recent upward trend.

Key support levels emerged at 0.00010812 and 0.00010538, with 0.00010226 serving as a critical floor for potential further declines. Resistance levels were evident at 0.00010921 and 0.00011138. The 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the 10:00–19:00 ET move sits at 0.00010921, aligning with prior resistance and suggesting potential consolidation there.

Backtest Hypothesis

A potential strategy to test involves entering long positions during a bullish breakout of the upper Bollinger Band, confirmed by a 15-minute RSI cross above 50 and rising volume. Targets can be set at 61.8% and 78.6% Fibonacci extensions of the prior swing. A stop-loss could be placed below the nearest support, typically the 20-period moving average. This approach would have captured the 16:30 ET breakout and held through to the 19:00 ET high, with early exits at 0.00010921. Testing over similar volatility periods would validate the reliability of such a pattern in this pair.