Immutable (IMX) dropped to $0.1067 on Binance spot trading, the lowest print of the daily candle that closed at 09:00 KST on Saturday. The candle ended at $0.1248, a 3.256% decline from the previous day's close of $0.1290, which placed the session's extreme low well below the level at which the price ultimately settled. Daily candles closing at 09:00 KST line up with the 00:00 UTC boundary widely used to segment cryptocurrency market data, making these figures directly comparable with the daily prints published by most price trackers.

The gap between the low and the close shows that the token recovered ground within the same daily session. Measured from the $0.1067 low, IMX rose roughly 17% to finish at $0.1248. Set against the prior day's close of $0.1290, the intraday low represented a decline of approximately 17.3%. For readers who follow daily closing data, the distance between the session's extreme and its settled level illustrates why intraday highs and lows are often reviewed alongside closes: a single closing figure can capture only part of the range actually traded.

IMX is the native token of Immutable, an Ethereum Layer-2 ecosystem focused on Web3 gaming. The network provides infrastructure for minting, trading, and owning digital in-game assets, and the IMX token is used for transaction fees, staking, and governance within the ecosystem. Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges by spot trading volume, lists IMX in its spot markets, and the exchange's prints are commonly referenced as pricing benchmarks for the token. The next daily candle, set to close at 09:00 KST on Sunday, will supply the following session's figures and serve as the next benchmark against which this rebound can be measured.

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