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Summary
• Price remained tightly range-bound around 1.0007, with minor bullish consolidation observed in the last 5 hours.
• Volume surged near 1.0008-1.001, confirming a temporary breakout before retracing.
• RSI indicated mild overbought conditions in the 80–85 range but failed to sustain the move.
• Bollinger Bands constricted midday, suggesting potential for a directional move.
At 12:00 ET on January 13, USDC/Tether (USDCUSDT) opened at 1.0006, reached a high of 1.0011, and fell to a low of 1.0003 before closing at 1.0008. The 24-hour volume totaled 949,013,160.0 and notional turnover amounted to $949,962,688.11.
Structure & Key Levels
Price remained clustered between 1.0005 and 1.0011 throughout the day. A small bullish engulfing pattern formed near 1.0008-1.0011, followed by a bearish retracement. This suggests a potential short-term equilibrium near 1.0008.
Moving Averages and Momentum
On the 5-minute chart, the 20-period and 50-period moving averages showed little divergence, both hovering around the 1.0007–1.0008 range. RSI reached 83 late in the day but quickly pulled back, suggesting limited follow-through buying. MACD remained flat with a small positive histogram, pointing to uneven momentum.
Volatility and Bollinger Bands

Volume and Turnover
Volume spiked significantly in the late night and early morning hours as price moved from 1.0006 to 1.0011. This supports the move as a genuine test of resistance. However, turnover diverged slightly at the high, with weaker volume confirming fading conviction.
Looking Ahead
The next 24 hours may see renewed attempts to challenge 1.0011, supported by recent volume dynamics. However, given the lack of strong follow-through, a pullback toward 1.0005-1.0006 is a viable risk to monitor for investors holding long positions.
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