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More Crypto Online13 Dec 2025, 06:43 UTC
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The SUI token is currently observed holding above the $1.40 level, which is identified as a critical Fibonacci support, correlating with both a 100% extension and a 50% Fibonacci retracement. Following a recent market dip, the asset experienced a bounce, encountering resistance within the $1.67 to $2.21 Fibonacci resistance zone. The analysis postulates that should this resistance area remain intact, further downside price action is probable. This downward movement is projected to occur into the upcoming week, potentially manifesting as wave 5 of a larger C of B corrective structure. There is also a consideration that this corrective phase could extend into the next year, indicating a prolonged bearish or consolidative period.
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