Trust Wallet Token/Tether (TWTUSDT) Market Overview: 2025-09-21
• TWTUSDT opened at 1.303 and closed at 1.2681, down -3.84% over 24 hours.
• Price swung between 1.2694 and 1.4962, with a 15% decline from its intraday high.
• Volatility spiked in the early session, then faded into a consolidation phase.
• Turnover was uneven, with a volume-driven rally in the morning followed by fading momentum in the afternoon.
• A bearish engulfing pattern formed near 1.48–1.4962, signaling potential bearish momentum.
Trust Wallet Token/Tether (TWTUSDT) opened at 1.303 on 2025-09-20 at 12:00 ET, reached an intraday high of 1.4962, and closed at 1.2681 by 12:00 ET on 2025-09-21, reflecting a -3.84% decline. Total volume for the period was 121,983,865.00, while notional turnover amounted to approximately $156,169,633 (based on volume × average price).
The 15-minute chart shows a distinct bearish reversal pattern in the mid-afternoon session (19:00–21:00 ET), with a 15-minute bearish engulfing pattern at 1.4962–1.463 and a doji at 1.463–1.4698 indicating indecision and potential exhaustion of bullish momentum. The price then consolidated in a descending broadening pattern, with key support at 1.4179 and 1.3887, and resistance at 1.4698 and 1.4962. A critical Fibonacci level at 1.436 (61.8% of the 1.303–1.4962 swing) failed to hold, confirming bearish sentiment.
Moving averages on the 15-minute chart show TWTUSDT closing below the 20-period (1.36–1.37 range) and 50-period (1.37–1.38) lines, reinforcing the downward bias. Daily moving averages (50/100/200) are all bearish, with the price continuing to trade below the 200-day line. On the RSI, the 15-minute chart showed a bearish divergence around 1.46–1.49, with RSI peaking at ~62 and declining while price remained elevated, hinting at potential exhaustion. MACD turned negative in the late session, with a bearish crossover and bearish histogram, reinforcing the bearish signal.
Bollinger Bands on the 15-minute chart expanded during the morning rally but began to contract as the price moved into consolidation, with the 15-minute price hovering near the lower band (1.26–1.30) by the end of the session. This suggests fading volatility and potential for a short-term reversal. Volume and turnover remained high during the morning and early afternoon but declined sharply in the final 4–5 hours, indicating diminishing participation and a lack of conviction in the short-term bearish move.
Backtest Hypothesis
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