Market Overview for Across Protocol/Tether (ACXUSDT) on 2025-11-09

• Price surged to 0.0752 before consolidating near 0.074
• Volume spiked during late ET hours, with turnover peaking near 0.075
• RSI approached overbought territory during bullish breakout

At 12:00 ET on 2025-11-09, ACXUSDT opened at 0.0729, reached a high of 0.0752, and closed at 0.0751 after a volatile 24-hour session. Total volume traded was 3,766,212, and notional turnover amounted to 265.27 USD.

The 15-minute OHLCV data reveals a strong upward bias after mid-ET hours. A bullish breakout above 0.0741 triggered follow-through buying, with a peak at 0.0752. Price found initial support at 0.0736 and 0.0731 before resuming the rally. The consolidation around 0.074–0.0745 suggests a potential pivot point for near-term direction. A key resistance level appears near 0.0753, which may act as a magnet for further buying if retested with conviction.

Bollinger Bands show expansion during the rally, suggesting heightened volatility and increased momentum. The RSI approached overbought territory (around 70) during the breakout but has since pulled back, indicating some profit-taking. MACD lines crossed above the signal line, signaling a bullish crossover that aligns with the recent price action. However, divergence between volume and price during the 0.0741–0.0752 move raises some caution.

Fibonacci levels at 0.0739 (38.2%) and 0.075 (61.8%) may offer reference points for potential pullbacks or continuation moves. The 20-period EMA on the 15-minute chart moved upward, confirming the bullish tilt.

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