Summary
• Price closed at 0.2683 (12:00 ET) from an open of 0.2668, with a high of 0.2766 and a low of 0.2616.
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remained mixed, with RSI near neutral and MACD showing no strong directional bias.
• Volatility expanded during the session, with Bollinger Bands widening after a consolidation phase.
• Volume remained elevated near key resistance and support levels, suggesting increased participation.
• No strong bullish or bearish candlestick patterns emerged, but retracement levels may influence near-term direction.
OpenLedger/Tether (OPENUSDT) opened at 0.2668 on 2025-11-06 at 12:00 ET and closed at 0.2683 on 2025-11-07 at 12:00 ET, reaching an intraday high of 0.2766 and a low of 0.2616. Total volume for the 24-hour period was 5,337,405.9, with turnover amounting to 1,428.88 in USD terms. Price action was characterized by a moderate bullish drift after a bearish consolidation phase, with price consolidating above critical support levels at 0.2650–0.2660.
Structure & Formations
Price action featured multiple attempts to break above 0.2730–0.2740, a prior resistance turned support. Key support levels include 0.2650 and 0.2630, both of which held during intraday dips. A potential bearish reversal candle formed on 2025-1107 at 00:00 ET, followed by a bullish counter-trend rally. No strong bearish or bullish engulfing patterns were observed, though a morning star-like setup emerged after the 00:15 ET candle.
Moving Averages
On the 15-minute chart, the 20-period moving average crossed above the 50-period line in the final hours of the session, indicating a potential short-term bullish bias. The daily 50-period SMA is positioned near 0.2670, offering dynamic support. The 200-period SMA, at 0.2640, also appears to act as a psychological floor. Price remained above the 100-period SMA, reinforcing a mildly bullish stance.
MACD & RSI
MACD lines remained near the zero line throughout the session, suggesting neutral momentum. The histogram showed alternating bullish and bearish divergence, with a slight bearish shift occurring during the 04:00–06:00 ET window. RSI fluctuated between 40 and 60, with no indication of overbought or oversold conditions. A potential bullish crossover in the final two hours of the session may suggest renewed buying interest.
Bollinger Bands
Bollinger Bands saw a noticeable expansion during the 01:30–04:30 ET period, with price touching the upper band on three separate occasions. After a brief contraction, volatility increased again near the session’s end, with price closing near the upper mid-band. The widening bands suggest increasing uncertainty, with traders likely monitoring key Fibonacci levels for potential breakouts or reversals.
Volume & Turnover
Volume surged above 150,000 during key resistance tests at 0.2710 and 0.2730, confirming institutional participation. Notable divergence occurred during the 01:30–02:30 ET window, where rising price was accompanied by declining volume, suggesting weakening momentum. The highest turnover occurred at 23:30 ET and 08:30 ET, aligning with key support and resistance tests.
Fibonacci Retracements
Applying Fibonacci to the 0.2616–0.2766 swing, price tested key levels at 0.2694 (38.2%) and 0.2733 (61.8%) during the session. The 0.2733 level acted as a minor resistance, with a failed break above it indicating potential bearish exhaustion. On the daily chart, the 0.2670–0.2690 level appears as a critical retracement zone to watch over the next 24 hours.
Backtest Hypothesis
In an attempt to identify historical bullish signals for OPENUSDT, I attempted to pull daily candlestick data to detect every instance of a Bullish Engulfing pattern since 2022. Unfortunately, the data provider could not recognize the symbol “OPENUSDT,” possibly due to an unrecognized ticker, low liquidity, or an unlisted market. This suggests either a need to confirm the correct symbol or to manually provide event dates for continued backtesting. As shown in this 24-hour review, OPENUSDT remains a volatile and structure-rich market that could benefit from a well-defined pattern-based strategy, should historical data become available.
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