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• Price consolidates near 8.12e-06 after a late-night rally
• On-balance volume spikes at 0745 ET suggest aggressive buying
• RSI and MACD indicate waning momentum despite higher highs
• Volatility remains suppressed within 8.01e-06 to 8.40e-06 range
• Key Fibonacci retracement levels at 8.07e-06 and 8.21e-06 show defined support/resistance
iExec RLC/Bitcoin (RLCBTC) opened at 8.01e-06 on 11/01/2025 at 12:00 ET and reached a high of 8.40e-06 on 11/02/2025 at 0745 ET before consolidating near 8.12e-06 at 12:00 ET. The 24-hour range spans from 7.92e-06 to 8.99e-06. Total volume amounted to 55,615.8 units, while notional turnover stood at 476.58 BTC-equivalent.
Price found resistance at 8.40e-06 and support at 7.92e-06 over the period. A bearish engulfing pattern formed during the early morning at 0415–0430 ET, followed by a bullish harami at 0530–0545 ET, highlighting short-term indecision. The 8.12e-06 level appears to act as a short-term consolidation floor, with multiple candles closing near this threshold.
Bollinger Bands reflect a narrow range, with the 20-period (15-min) midline at 8.15e-06, suggesting limited volatility. The RSI (14) moved from overbought (76) at 0800 ET to neutral (52) by 1000 ET, indicating slowing bullish momentum. MACD histogram peaks at 0745 ET suggest a short-lived bullish impulse.
Despite limited price movement, volume spiked to 7006.4 at 0745 ET and 5594.7 at 1115 ET, indicating active accumulation or distribution. These spikes coincided with key price swings, validating the move from 8.14e-06 to 8.35e-06. Turnover diverged slightly from price during the late afternoon (1500–1600 ET), hinting at potential distribution.
A 23.6% retracement at 8.16e-06 and 38.2% at 8.21e-06 provided temporary resistance, while 61.8% at 8.07e-06 acted as key support. Price bounced from the 8.07e-06 level in the early morning and again in the afternoon, reinforcing its structural importance.
Given the recent MACD top divergence observed near 8.40e-06 and the defined support at 8.07e-06 and 8.12e-06, a backtest strategy could leverage these levels for risk-controlled entries and exits. A potential approach would involve entering short near 8.40e-06 upon divergence confirmation and exiting at the 8.07e-06 support or via a 20-day low trigger. For longs, a retracement to 8.14e-06 or 8.12e-06 could offer defined setups, particularly if volume confirms accumulation.
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