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• Price rose from $0.00006768 to a 24-hour high of $0.00007220 before consolidating lower.
• Momentum surged midday, but bearish reversal signs emerged after 23:30 ET.
• Volume spiked at 19:15 ET during the breakout, with a second large sell-off at 01:30 ET.
• Price closed below key resistance at $0.00007097, suggesting potential for further pullback.
• Volatility remained moderate, with price hovering near the Bollinger Band midline.
The 24-hour period for SSVBTC on ssv.network/Bitcoin began at $0.00006768 (12:00 ET − 1), reached a high of $0.00007220, dropped to a low of $0.00006910, and closed at $0.00006938 by 12:00 ET. Total volume across the 24-hour window was 5,230.79 BTC, with a notional turnover of approximately $364.89 (based on SSVBTC price levels). Price surged from early afternoon, driven by a breakout candle at 19:15 ET, but momentum dissipated by the late evening.
Price formed a bearish harami pattern at the end of the session, signaling potential reversal. A key resistance level at $0.00007097 failed to hold, with price falling below it during the session’s final hour. A bearish engulfing pattern emerged at 22:30 ET, following a bullish spike. The support zone at $0.00006910–$0.00006938 held briefly but failed to spark a rebound.
On the RSI (14), momentum surged into overbought territory (80+) during the breakout but quickly reversed, confirming a potential top. The MACD crossed below the signal line as the session progressed, signaling bearish momentum. Bollinger Bands remained relatively stable, with price moving closer to the midline as volatility decreased. A 20-period EMA crossed below the 50-period EMA, reinforcing bearish bias.
Price may test support at $0.00006910 in the near term, with a possible rebound or continuation of the bearish trend. However, a breakout above $0.00007097 could reinvigorate bullish momentum. Investors should watch volume and RSI divergence for further signals.
A potential backtesting strategy could involve a trend-following approach using the EMA crossover (20/50) and RSI divergence as signals. Long entries would be triggered on a bullish EMA crossover (20 above 50) and RSI above 50, with stops placed below the 50 EMA and targets at the nearest Fibonacci 61.8% level. Short entries would reverse this logic, with a bearish EMA crossover and RSI below 50. The recent 19:15 ET breakout would qualify as a long entry, with a stop at $0.00007140 and a target at $0.00007220. A bearish exit would follow the 22:30 ET reversal.
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