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HEMIUSDT is showing a strong intraday surge, rising +23.44% to reach $0.01696, bringing renewed attention to this low-cap asset. Despite the recent downtrend, today's move indicates short-term momentum shifting in favor of buyers.
📊 Key Market Highlights
1. 24-Hour Stats
Last Price: $0.01696
24h High: $0.02359
24h Low: $0.01369
24h Volume (HEMI): 6.89B
24h Volume (USDT): 119.65M
A wide range between high and low shows large volatility — ideal for short-term traders.
🔍 Chart Analysis
1. Price vs MA60 (Bearish but Improving)

Price is still sitting below the 60-day Moving Average (MA60 = 0.01696).
This means the overall trend is still bearish, but today's bounce is pushing price toward a potential MA60 breakout.
A proper breakout above MA60 could signal: ➡️ Trend reversal
➡️ Bullish momentum
➡️ More buyers stepping in
2. Short-Term MA Strengthening
MA(5): 5,050,388 (volume)
MA(10): 5,399,307 (volume)
Increasing volume + short-term moving average pressure indicates traders are reacting strongly to price dips and spikes — usually a sign of accumulation.
3. Volume Trends
Volume is increasing during green candles and dropping during red candles.
This shows buyers are more aggressive than sellers right now.
📈 Performance Snapshot
Today: +19.77%
7 Days: –5.36%
30 Days: –49.22%
90 Days: –58.93%
Despite today’s rally, HEMIUSDT is still significantly down in the mid- and long-term picture. This means today’s bounce is likely a relief rally, not yet a full trend reversal.
🧭 What to Watch Next
Bullish Signals to Look For
✔ Break above MA60
✔ Sustained move above $0.01700
✔ Increasing green volume bars
✔ Higher high + higher low on 15m/1h chart
Bearish Warning Signs
✘ Price rejection at MA60
✘ Strong red volume spike
✘ Drop back below $0.01650
📝 Conclusion
HEMIUSDT is showing short-term strength, supported by increasing volume and a strong intraday rebound. However, the broader trend is still down. For now, this looks like a short-term trading opport
unity, not a confirmed long-term reversal — unless price holds above MA60 and breaks resistance@Hemi

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