
O token surged 48% after Upbit listing, hitting $0.853 before pulling back to $0.6460. Trading volume reached $74.83 million while funding rates turned negative, CoinGlass data showed.
Upbit listed the O token for trading on Jan. 31. The exchange opened pairs against Bitcoin (BTC) profile and Tether, and added a Korean won pair. The token immediately drew attention from a broader retail and institutional audience.
The price surged from $0.5733 to an intraday peak of $0.853. That move left a long upper wick on the daily chart as the token fell back to $0.6460. CoinMarketCap data showed 24-hour volume of $74.83 million, up 29.92%. The volume-to-market-cap ratio reached 70.71%.
The pullback stopped just above the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.639. The next resistance cluster sits between $0.681 and $0.694. That zone marks a confluence of horizontal resistance and Fibonacci levels. A close above $0.694 would expose $0.713 before a test of the $0.853 peak. A drop below $0.639 would open the way to the $0.5733 base.
Derivatives data from CoinGlass showed mixed signals. Open interest climbed 28.90% to $23.79 million, indicating fresh leveraged positions kept entering. Funding rates turned sharply negative. Short sellers paid to hold their positions while the price held near $0.64.
Funding rates on the exchange turned negative, according to CoinGlass data.
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