Chart notes show DOT reversing from $1.28 onto a $1.20 average cluster, LTC's bounce capped under $67.94

One crypto outlet published three technical notes, all from the same desk, on two coins. In its October 12 Polkadot note, the outlet said DOT rose 2.74% over 24 hours, trading between $1.22 and $1.28 on Binance spot and settling near $1.27, above every moving average in the supplied dataset, with the Bollinger upper band at $1.30 and %B at 0.8566. A second October 12 note said Litecoin gained 3.23%, moving from an intraday low of $63.39 to a high of $65.88 and settling near $65.83 on Binance spot, but stopping beneath a resistance cluster where the 20-day SMA at $67.94 and the EMA 12 at $65.98 both sit above the last traded price, on Binance spot 24-hour volume of about $14.88 million with no comparative session data supplied to judge conviction. On October 13 the same desk reported DOT hitting $1.28 before reversing to an intraday low of $1.11 and settling around $1.21, a $0.17 range of roughly 1.9 ATR(14) against a supplied daily average true range of $0.09, leaving price resting on a shelf where the SMA 7 at $1.19, SMA 20 at $1.20 and EMA 12 at $1.20 converge within $0.01. In that same note the MACD line and signal line were both reported at 0.0328 for a histogram of 0.0000, and the 14-period RSI stood at 53.90. The notes disagree on the 50-day SMA, quoted as $1.07 in the October 12 piece and $1.08 in the October 13 piece. The material does not say where its data comes from, and no outlet other than this one has reported on either coin.