- The $0.60 to $0.70 range has become a solid buying zone, giving steady support to SDUSDT.
- The $1.50 resistance level has been tested several times, showing mounting pressure for a breakout.
- On August 26, trading volume jumped significantly, pointing to a surge in market activity and interest.
SD is building strength between $0.60 and $0.70, forming a steady accumulation base. With the $1.50 resistance being tested multiple times and volume surging, momentum is picking up. Traders now eye a breakout that could open the door to a rally toward $2.50 and beyond.
Strong Base Forms in the $0.60–$0.70 Range
As at press time, Stader (SD) trades at $0.7076, posting a 4.29% dip over the last 24 hours. Despite the short-term pullback, the token is up 3.79% on the weekly chart. The $0.60–$0.70 zone continues to act as a strong demand area, with buyers consistently stepping in on dips—providing a solid base that’s supported recent price action.
Currently, SDUSDT trades around $0.71, just above this zone. This consistent buying pressure highlights a strong accumulation setup. Buyers continue to defend these levels, creating a foundation for upward movement.
Repeated Tests at $1.50 Resistance Build Pressure
On multiple occasions, the price approaches the $1.50 resistance and reverses. This level acts as a major ceiling for SDUSDT. However, repeated tests indicate increasing buying interest. Each attempt chips away at the sellers’ control.
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If SDUSDT breaks above the $1.50 mark, it could open the door for a run toward $2.50 or more.For now, all eyes remain on $1.50.
Volume Surge Highlights Growing Market Interest
From August 22 to 26, SD’s trading volume held steady between 35M and 40M units. However, August 26 saw a sharp surge to nearly 55M, just as price neared resistance—pointing to rising trader activity and market attention.
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Following the surge, volume declined but stayed elevated above earlier levels. Sustained volume at these levels suggests ongoing interest in SDUSDT’s price action. Momentum indicators on shorter timeframes back this up, showing shifts aligned with price moves.
