PARTI price surged 12% as it embarked on a recovery from a deep pullback, buoyed by explosive growth in Universal Accounts and network activity reported in its latest Q1 update.
Particle Network (PARTI) has jumped 12% in the last 24 hours, currently trading at $0.28, with trading volume spiking over 400%. The price surge seems to be driven by the State of Particle Network Q1 2025 report released by Messari yesterday.
The report revealed that during Q1 2025, the number of Particle Network Universal Accounts grew to 110,900 — a 557% increase from the previous quarter. Account creations spiked around the PARTI TGE, mainly fueled by airdrop farming. The biggest single-day jump happened on March 25, the TGE day, when 10,500 new accounts were created.
Transaction activity on the network also soared, averaging 27,100 daily transactions in Q1 — up 807% quarter-over-quarter. The majority of these transactions took place on Ethereum Layer-2 networks, led by Arbitrum with 7,300 daily transactions, followed closely by Base and Optimism.
Additionally. the average daily volume on UniversalX, Particle Network’s DEX, hit $5.9 million in Q1, representing a 15,154% increase compared to the prior quarter.
In Q1, Particle Network also launched UniversalX V2 and integrated Everclear, a tool designed to improve liquidity rebalancing within Universal Accounts. Finally, the report highlighted strong developer interest, with over 90 teams planning to integrate chain abstraction through Universal Accounts.
Buoyed by growth in Universal Accounts, Particle Network‘s key feature, alongside other metrics highlighted in the report, PARTI price appears to have embarked on recovery from a sharp pullback from its early May rally, which saw the price reach $0.43, testing its post-launch ATH.
The token has just climbed above EMA 20, and the RSI has moved above 55 and is trending upward, indicating strengthening bullish momentum. The RSI has also crossed above its MA, forming a golden cross.
Looking ahead, the immediate resistance lies around $0.34, a minor supply zone from May 16 – 20, followed by $0.37, where the price previously broke down on May 13. The next significant resistance is at $0.42, corresponding to the high from May 11.
