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Summary
• WINkLink/Tether (WINUSDT) traded in a tight range, consolidating after a brief bullish attempt.
• Key resistance at $0.00003004 failed, with volume and momentum suggesting lack of conviction.
• Volatility remained subdued, with price staying inside contracting Bollinger Bands for most of the 24 hours.
• RSI and MACD showed bearish divergence, suggesting potential for near-term downside.
• Fibonacci retracement at 38.2% of the 5-minute rally served as a key pivot point for intraday traders.
The pair spent most of the session within a tight range between $0.00002963 and $0.00003004, failing to break above the key resistance level of $0.00003004. A small bullish breakout attempt in the early hours saw a high of $0.00003068, but this was quickly reversed as bearish momentum regained control. The formation of bearish engulfing patterns and lower highs suggest a potential shift in sentiment.

Bollinger Bands indicated a contraction in volatility, with price spending most of the session inside the bands. The RSI dipped below 50, confirming a weakening bullish bias, while the MACD remained in negative territory, reinforcing bearish momentum. Volume saw a peak of over 936 million in the late afternoon but failed to confirm a strong move either up or down.
Fibonacci retracement levels showed that the 38.2% level of the 5-minute rally became a key resistance point, with price failing to close above it. The 61.8% level sits just below the 24-hour high and may offer limited support in the near term.
Going forward, a sustained close below $0.00002956 could signal a test of the next support level. However, traders should remain cautious, as price remains within a tight range and a breakout in either direction may occur with minimal catalyst.
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