Market Overview for Tether/Zloty (USDTPLN) – 24-Hour Summary

Summary
• Price consolidates near 3.59 with 3.595–3.6 resistance and 3.587–3.59 support.
• Strong volume spikes observed post 00:15 ET suggest renewed short-term interest.
• RSI and MACD show moderate momentum with no clear overbought/oversold signals.
• Volatility remains contained, with price within Bollinger Bands for most of the session.
• No decisive bullish or bearish candlestick patterns emerged over 24 hours.

Tether/Zloty (USDTPLN) opened at 3.595 on 2025-12-21 at 12:00 ET, reached a high of 3.600, a low of 3.585, and closed at 3.590 on 2025-12-22 at 12:00 ET. Total volume was 141,063, and notional turnover amounted to approximately 495,974 Zloty.

Structure and Key Levels

The 24-hour period showed a tight trading range between 3.587 and 3.600, with the price consolidating near 3.590 in the final hour.

The 3.595–3.600 zone acted as a key resistance, while 3.587–3.590 served as a strong support. Several bearish reversal patterns emerged during the late night hours (after 00:15 ET), notably a large bearish engulfing pattern, which may signal a short-term pullback.

Trend and Momentum

Short-term momentum as measured by RSI (14) remained neutral throughout most of the session, fluctuating between 45 and 55, suggesting no strong directional bias. The MACD showed a weak positive divergence in early morning hours but faded, with the histogram flattening after 04:00 ET. This suggests waning bullish momentum.

Volatility and Bollinger Bands

Volatility remained moderate to low throughout the 24 hours, with the price staying well within the Bollinger Bands for nearly the entire period. A brief expansion occurred during the large volume spikes after 00:15 ET, but the bands quickly contracted again, signaling a return to range-bound conditions.

Volume and Turnover

Volume activity was concentrated in two major clusters: one between 20:15 and 23:45 ET and another between 00:15 and 04:00 ET. The latter saw a volume spike of over 11,000 units, coinciding with a significant drop to 3.587. Price action and volume aligned during this move, suggesting genuine bearish pressure. However, no large bullish spikes emerged during the final 6 hours, which could signal fading interest from buyers.

Forward Outlook and Risk

In the next 24 hours, USDTPLN may test the 3.587–3.590 support zone again, especially if bearish momentum continues. A break below this level could accelerate toward 3.583. Conversely, a retest of 3.595–3.600 may trigger a short-covering rally. Investors should monitor volume for confirmation, as a breakout without significant turnover may lack conviction.