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Summary
• Price dropped from $0.0434 to $0.0388 amid volatile 24-hour session.
• Volume surged 30x to 9.98M at session peak, yet price failed to hold gains.
• RSI and MACD signals hint at overbought exhaustion and weakening bullish
Voxies/Tether (VOXELUSDT) opened at $0.0391 at 12:00 ET–1 and climbed to a high of $0.0434 on heavy volume at 16:15 ET. The pair then retreated to a 24-hour low of $0.0388 at 14:15 ET, closing at $0.0392 at 12:00 ET the following day. Total volume for the 24-hour period was 8,393,700, with total turnover reaching $300,355.
Price formed a bearish engulfing pattern after the $0.0434 peak, with a long upper wick indicating rejection of higher levels. The structure suggests a potential short-term pivot point forming around $0.0405, a former level of resistance turned support. A bearish divergence in price and volume is evident between the rally to $0.0434 and the subsequent pullback, where volume failed to confirm the bullish follow-through.
Volatility expanded significantly during the session, with Bollinger Bands widening from $0.0405–$0.0415 to $0.0388–$0.0434. Price closed near the lower band, indicating bearish bias. A 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.0403 appears to offer initial support, while the 38.2% retracement at $0.0413 marks the upper threshold of the current consolidation.
The MACD line turned negative during the late morning ET timeframe, confirming momentum exhaustion. RSI failed to rise above 60 in the final hours, suggesting overbought conditions were not supported by fundamental follow-through. If price breaks below $0.0403, it may target $0.0390, with a risk of further downside toward $0.0385 if the bearish bias persists.
Backtest Hypothesis
The absence of the RSI calculation due to the symbol issue complicates the standard one-day-hold event backtest. However, using the available OHLC data and volume patterns, a simplified backtest could involve entering longs at the 20-period EMA (15-min) and exiting on a close below the 20 EMA. Alternatively, a short bias could be tested on a close below the 61.8% Fibonacci level. To refine this, the accurate ticker symbol or a CSV file with the full RSI and MACD data would be necessary for a more robust strategy test.

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