Particle Network’s Universal SDK Goes Live as PARTI Token Skyrockets 45%
Particle Network just dropped a game-changer—its Universal SDK is now live, and the market's reacting hard. The PARTI token ripped through resistance, posting a 45% gain as devs scrambled to integrate the new tools.
Universal SDK: One integration to rule them all
No more wrestling with chain-specific implementations. Particle's SDK promises cross-chain compatibility out of the box—just what every overworked Web3 engineer needs before their fourth coffee.
PARTI's breakout smells like VC money
That 45% pump? Textbook 'buy the rumor, sell the news' action. Traders are betting big on adoption, but let's see if the token holds value better than a meme coin at a hedge fund retreat.
The real test comes when the hype dust settles. Will developers actually use this thing—or is it just another bullet point for tokenomics decks? Either way, Particle just gave crypto's infrastructure race a serious jolt.
Particle Network price prediction
PARTI price has broken out decisively from a descending channel on yesterday’s candle, which had been forming since early June, climbing approximately 45% from the breakout point around $0.20 to an intraday high of $0.29. The breakout was accompanied by a sharp spike in trading volume, reinforcing the legitimacy of the breakout.
The breakout above the channel’s upper boundary was preceded by a close above the 20-day EMA a few days ago. That EMA seems to have had acted as dynamic resistance throughout the channel and this marked the first sustained MOVE above it since a brief attempt in mid-June.
While PARTI price has since pulled back to around $0.22 at the time of writing, it remains firmly above both the breakout zone and the 20 EMA. This kind of pullback is often a healthy development, potentially serving as a retest of former resistance turned support.
If the $0.20–$0.22 region holds as support, it could establish a stronger base for continued upside. Near-term resistance levels to watch are $0.25 and $0.30 — prior swing highs that may serve as profit-taking areas or consolidation points in the next leg of the move.
