24-hour trades total 47.67 million, turnover is running even faster than the price drop. This line tied to $CLO has dumped 14.76% in a single day, sliding from 0.087 down to 0.06871, with barely any meaningful rebound during the session.

The funding rate is +0.0050%, with both sides staying in the normal range—no extreme signals where one side is desperately paying. This suggests the selloff wasn’t a bull-trap hunt by the shorts; it looks more like the bulls themselves pulled back. Trade value of 47.67 million alongside 62.32 million in volume, while turnover is still being maintained at low levels, indicates someone is still stepping in to take—but the buy-the-dip strength isn’t strong enough to absorb the selling pressure.

At 0.0700 now, support below is at 0.0687, the intraday low. If that breaks, it may slide toward 0.065. Resistance overhead: first at 0.076, and only once you can reclaim 0.082 is it the area that truly needs to be regained. For short-term trading, place a stop-loss just below 0.065. Bet on a rebound toward 0.076; once it gets there, decide whether to keep holding.

A flat-to-stable basing with declining volume is what matters. If it continues to sell off with increasing volume, then it’s a different story.

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