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(UNIUSD) traded in a narrow range for most of the 24-hour period before showing a minor bearish breakout.Uniswap (UNIUSD) opened at $9.3 on 2025-09-02 at 12:00 ET, reached a high of $9.534, and a low of $9.411 before closing at $9.411 on 2025-09-03 at 12:00 ET. Total volume was 15.28, and turnover amounted to 139.65. The asset spent most of the 24-hour window in a tight range, with a key bearish move observed during the early morning hours.
The 15-minute chart reveals that
remained range-bound for much of the session, confined between $9.30 and $9.534. This tight consolidation ended with a small breakout in the early morning hours, marked by a bearish candlestick at 09:30 ET. The candle formed a bearish engulfing pattern, suggesting a potential reversal in sentiment. No significant Doji or other reversal patterns were observed, but the sharp move down at 09:30 ET may act as a trigger for further downward bias. Key support levels appear to be forming at $9.411 and $9.30, with resistance at $9.534.

On the 15-minute chart, the 20-period and 50-period moving averages remain aligned above the price, suggesting a slight bearish bias. The price is below both, reinforcing the potential for a continued move lower. On the daily chart, the 50/100/200-period moving averages are not immediately available in this dataset, but the current price is likely below the 50- and 100-day averages given the recent bearish action. This suggests a weakening trend in the medium term.
The MACD has remained flat for much of the session, with no significant divergence from the price action. A minor bearish crossover occurred late in the session, which may signal a potential confirmation of the price move. The RSI has also remained in the neutral zone (around 50), with no signs of overbought or oversold conditions. This suggests that momentum remains balanced and could either confirm or contradict a potential continuation of the bearish move depending on volume and price behavior.
Price has remained close to the middle band throughout the session, indicating low volatility. There is no sign of a major contraction or expansion in the bands, suggesting that the market remains in a period of consolidation or uncertainty. The most recent bearish move at 09:30 ET brought the price closer to the lower band, which may serve as a near-term support level.
Volume remains unusually low for most of the session, with the most notable spike occurring at 20:45 ET when the price broke out to a high of $9.534. Another smaller volume spike followed the bearish move at 09:30 ET. The low volume suggests limited conviction in the price action, with the bearish move potentially lacking strong follow-through. However, the slight increase in volume during the late-night bearish move could be a sign of early bearish participation.
Using the recent 15-minute move from $9.30 to $9.534, the 50% retracement level sits at $9.417. The price has tested and closed just below this level, suggesting that it could serve as a near-term resistance or support. The 61.8% level is at $9.366, which may come into play if the downward move continues. These levels are worth monitoring as potential points of reaccumulation or retesting.
A potential backtesting strategy could focus on entries at the 50% and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement levels, particularly during periods of low volatility and consolidation. Given the low volume observed in this session and the bearish engulfing pattern at 09:30 ET, a strategy that identifies similar setups with volume confirmation may offer a higher probability of success. Long-term traders may also consider entries around the 50-period MA with MACD and RSI signals confirming the trend. Short-term traders could look for breakouts below key support levels, especially if volume increases on the downside.
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