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IDOL 4H Analysis: Pulls Back 13.6% From the $0.0162 High

TradingGain NewsroomTradingGain Newsroom··29 Oct 2026, 05:10 UTC

IDOL jumped 64.9% over 24 hours but has since pulled back 13.6% from its Oct 29 high of $0.0162. Price now sits between resistance at $0.0159 to $0.0162 and support at $0.0077 to $0.0080.

IDOLAt the time of writing, IDOL traded at $0.013902 (+64.17% in 24h).Live price →
IDOL 4H Analysis: Pulls Back 13.6% From the $0.0162 High
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IDOL 4H Update 📊

IDOL is up 64.9% over 24 hours and 66.3% across the last 7 4H candles. After the Oct 29 high at $0.0162, price has pulled back 13.6% to $0.0140.

Price sits between the $0.0159 to $0.0162 resistance zone above and the $0.0077 to $0.0080 support zone below. Each zone has been touched only once, so neither is well tested yet.

What I'm watching:
🟢 A 4H close above $0.0162 opens a move toward $0.0184
đź”´ A 4H close below $0.0117 opens a drop toward $0.0080

Wait for the candle to close before acting on either side. Patience here.

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