MIRA - Experiences a 518.84% Decrease in 24 Hours as Short-Term Volatility Persists
As of October 16, 2025,
The most notable short-term movement was MIRA’s steep price drop within a single day. Although the asset had seen a moderate 171.02% rise in the week before, it faced a dramatic reversal in the subsequent 24 hours. The scale of this decline prompts speculation about the underlying causes. There is no direct news explaining this sharp fall, but the figures suggest a swift change in market sentiment, likely influenced by factors not specified in the available information.
MIRA’s performance over longer periods continues to show a persistent downward pattern. In the last 30 days, it lost 4630.66%, and over the course of a year, the loss deepened to 7320.17%. These numbers point to a prolonged bearish trend, with the recent 24-hour plunge occurring within this ongoing decline. However, the intensity of the one-day drop hints at a more immediate or specific event, as opposed to the broader, more gradual downturn.
Technical analysis tools have often been used to identify such significant price swings. One could develop a backtesting hypothesis focused on price reactions to sudden drops—such as a single-day decrease of 10%—to examine how similar assets have behaved after such events.
Backtesting Hypothesis
To analyze how assets like MIRA respond after a sharp 10% decline, a systematic backtest can be set up. This event-based analysis would look for cases where a chosen asset or index experienced a daily drop of 10% or more. The study would then monitor subsequent performance to see if these declines typically led to recoveries or further losses.
The two main variables for this backtest are the specific ticker(s) to be analyzed and the precise criteria for what constitutes a “down 10%” event. For example, the trigger might be defined as a day-over-day closing price drop of at least 10%. Once these criteria are determined, data from January 1, 2022, through October 16, 2025, can be reviewed to uncover trends in post-event price action.
