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BTCUSD WILL ACCUMULATION This base on Wyckoff Analysis Effort VS Result as you see on current price that fall with weak candle and high volume. Price candle small and high volume thats addressed Big Whale is accumulate the price or they collect liquidity at lowest price or they buying at best price before price raising UP. And Now you can see the BOS is already occur and test test until SL Buyer Triggered and TP Seller Triggered Thats we call liquidity sweep and make confusing the retailer.Please aware don't sell your position until price hit 150k-200k.
OANDA:BTCUSDLong
by hapisalp
Bitcoin | 60-Day OutlookYou may wonder, where did I get this price path prediction from? I audited the entire chart of bitcoin from when it was created to now. Compared every top, bottom and consolidation move to present. The one you see here does not accurately predict the EXACT price it rejects, supports from BUT, it has predicted the last few months of price action for me so far. First target is FWB:88K Second target is $85K-$84K then a bounce back to $105K and a drop. For the next few months, Bitcoin is going to be volatile and consolidate during its top formation.
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by LeapTrades
1
RUNE Ready for a Big Move? Accumulation Breakout Incoming!Current Market Structure: #RUNE has been in an accumulation phase after a prolonged bearish trend. The price is consolidating, forming a potential Wyckoff Accumulation pattern. No further bearish signs are present except for the previous break of a strong support level. Key Levels to Watch: 🔹 Support: $0.788 (previous level) 🔹 Resistance: $2.5 (breakout zone) 🔹 Accumulation Range: $1.13 – $1.6 Trading Plan: 🔹 A confirmed breakout above the resistance level will signal the start of a bullish trend. 🔹 Ideal long entry on breakout with a retest confirmation. 🔹 Stop-loss below accumulation range to minimize risk. 🔹 Targeting $7 as the next resistance level. What do you think? Will #RUNE break out soon, or are we in for more sideways movement? Share your thoughts in the comments! Like & Follow for more trade setups and insights!
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by mudusir
1
DXY. Attempt to change the trendHey traders and investors! In a recent analysis of the AUDUSD currency pair (available in related posts), I mentioned a high probability of a reversal forming on the weekly timeframe. This conclusion was also supported by the situation on the daily timeframe. Currently, a similar situation is observed with the US Dollar Index. This review illustrates the relationship between different timeframes, aiding in making better decisions in asset analysis and entry point identification. 1D Timeframe The US Dollar Index (DXY) is in a downtrend on the daily timeframe after breaking down from a consolidation range. The boundaries of this range are marked by black lines on the chart. A key level protecting the breakout from the range is 106.957, which marks the beginning of the last seller's impulse. At the start of this impulse, a seller's zone formed (red rectangle on the chart). At the end of the impulse, there was a buyer's bar with increased volume, indicating buyer interest at these price levels. The volume in this bar is concentrated in its upper part (blue line on the chart), suggesting potential seller interest. Key Levels on 1D Timeframe: Key resistance (start of the last seller's impulse): 106.957 50% of the last impulse: 106.435 Last impulse low: 105.913 Trading Recommendations: Selling: Look for selling patterns near resistance levels, especially around 106.957. Buying: Currently, there are no conditions for buying (bearish trend). Buyers need to consolidate above 106.957 to change market dynamics and create opportunities for buying patterns. Now let's analyze a higher timeframe to understand potential downward targets and obstacles. In my opinion, the 11-day timeframe shows the situation best. 11D Timeframe On the 11-day timeframe, the price is moving within a sideways range, with the upper boundary at 106.952 (close to the daily level of 106.957) and the lower boundary at 99.099. The last realized vector in the range is a buyer's impulse 7-8. The key bar of this impulse (highest volume) is located in its middle (marked as KC on the chart). The price broke above the upper boundary of the range during this impulse. However, the seller returned the price into the range, forming a seller's zone above the upper boundary (red rectangle on the chart). This seller's zone corresponds to the daily range. All of this appears as manipulation (false breakout) of the upper boundary of the range. The current seller's vector is 8-9, with a potential target of 99.807 (99.099). Obstacles for sellers include the key bar of the buyer's impulse, inside of which is the 50% retracement of the last impulse. I expect the first buyer reaction (long bar on the 11D timeframe) after the price declines to the range of 105.112 - 104.843. Thus, the 11-day timeframe supports the conclusion on the daily timeframe about the advisability of searching for short positions. Similarly, one can analyze a smaller timeframe, for example, the hourly, to look for short entry patterns. Key Levels on 11D Timeframe: Upper boundary of the range: 106.952 50% of the last buyer's impulse: 104.843 First target for selling (PT Short): 99.807 Lower boundary of the range: 99.099 I wish you profitable trades!
CAPITALCOM:DXY
by AlexeyWolf
Understanding Volume In TradingVolume is one of the most crucial yet often overlooked aspects of trading. It represents the total number of shares, contracts, or lots traded in a given period and provides insight into the strength of price movements. By analyzing volume effectively, traders can identify trends, confirm breakouts, and detect potential reversals before they happen. Unlike price action alone, volume adds a critical layer of confirmation. A price move supported by high volume is more likely to be sustainable, while a move on low volume may indicate weakness or manipulation. Institutions, hedge funds, and large market players leave footprints through volume, and understanding these patterns can give traders an edge. Volume Types 🎯 Volume Buy/Sell Volume Delta Volume Cumulative Delta Volume Relative Volume Cumulative Relative Volume Open Interest Volume Profile 01. Volume 🔥 In trading, volume refers to the total quantity of assets traded during a specific time frame, whether they are stocks, futures contracts, options, or currencies. It measures the activity level of a security and provides insights into the strength or weakness of price movements. Key aspects: Market sentiment: High volume often indicates strong interest in a security and can signal the strength of a price move. Conversely, low volume may suggest a lack of interest and can indicate that price movements may not be sustainable. Liquidity: High volume generally indicates better liquidity, meaning it is easier to enter and exit positions without significantly impacting the asset’s price. Low volume may lead to higher slippage and greater price volatility. Volume spikes: Extremely high volume after a prolonged trend may signal the end of that trend (blow-off tops or panic selling bottoms). Market types: Volume can vary by market type. In stock markets, it is usually reported in shares. In futures and options, it is reported in contracts, while in Forex, it is often measured by tick volume (the number of price changes). Impact on market orders & liquidity High Volume = Lower Slippage: Large orders can be executed more efficiently in high-volume environments. Low Volume = Higher Volatility: Thin order books in low-volume markets can lead to erratic price swings and wider bid-ask spreads. 02. Buy/Sell Volume 💹 Buy volume and sell volume are key metrics that indicate the level of buying and selling activity in a market. They help traders assess the strength of price movements and market sentiment. Buy Volume Buy volume represents the number of shares, contracts, or lots traded at the ask price (or higher). It occurs when buyers are willing to pay the seller’s asking price, indicating buying pressure and potential bullish sentiment. How buy volume is measured: Transactions that execute at the ask price are counted as buy volume. In some cases, aggressive market orders (where buyers take liquidity) are considered buy volume. Buy volume is often compared to total volume to determine demand strength. Sell Volume Sell volume represents the number of shares, contracts, or lots traded at the bid price (or lower). It occurs when sellers accept the buyer’s bid price, indicating selling pressure and potential bearish sentiment. How sell volume is measured: Transactions executed at the bid price are counted as sell volume. Market sell orders (where sellers take liquidity) contribute to sell volume. Higher sell volume relative to buy volume suggests downward price pressure. 03. Delta Volume ✨ Delta Volume (often referred to as Volume Delta) is a key order flow metric that measures the difference between buy volume and sell volume over a given period. Calculation Delta Volume is defined as: Delta Volume = Buy Volume − Sell Volume Where: Buy Volume is the total volume transacted at the ask price (aggressive buying). Sell Volume is the total volume transacted at the bid price (aggressive selling). Interpretation Positive Delta (Buy Volume > Sell Volume): Indicates more aggressive buying, suggesting bullish momentum. Negative Delta (Sell Volume > Buy Volume): Indicates more aggressive selling, suggesting bearish momentum. Near Zero Delta: Indicates a balance between buyers and sellers, often seen in range-bound markets. 04. Cumulative Delta Volume ⚡ Cumulative Delta Volume (CVD) is an advanced order flow metric that tracks the cumulative sum of Delta Volume over time. Calculation CVD t ​ =CVD t − 1 ​ + (Buy Volume − Sell Volume) Where: Buy Volume = Volume transacted at the ask price (aggressive buying). Sell Volume = Volume transacted at the bid price (aggressive selling). CVD*t = Current cumulative delta value. CVD\*{t-1} = Previous cumulative delta value. Interpretation Rising CVD (Positive Delta Accumulation): Buyers are dominating, indicating bullish momentum. Falling CVD (Negative Delta Accumulation): Sellers are in control, signaling bearish momentum. Flat or Divergent CVD: A divergence between price and CVD can indicate potential reversals or absorption by large traders. 05. Relative Volume 📉 Relative Volume (RVOL) is a key trading metric that measures current trading volume compared to its historical average over a specified period. It helps traders assess whether a security is experiencing unusual trading activity and provides insights into liquidity, volatility, and potential price movements. Calculation Relative Volume is typically expressed as a ratio: RVOL = Current Volume / Average Volume Over A Given Period Where: Current Volume = The total shares/contracts traded in the current period (e.g., 1-minute, 5-minute, daily). Average Volume = The average volume over a past period (e.g., 10-day average, 50-day average). A higher RVOL (>1) means the security is trading at above-average volume, while a lower RVOL (<1) indicates below-average activity. Interpretation RVOL > 2: Indicates significantly higher-than-normal volume, often linked to news events, earnings reports, or breakout trends. RVOL around 1: Suggests normal trading activity with no unusual volume spikes. RVOL < 1: Indicates low trading activity, which may lead to weak price movements and lower liquidity. 06. Cumulative Relative Volume 💥 Cumulative Relative Volume (CRVOL) is an advanced volume metric that tracks the total volume traded throughout a session relative to its historical average at the same time of day. Calculation Cumulative Relative Volume compares the ongoing total volume at a given point in time to the average cumulative volume at that same time over a historical period. CRVOL = Cumulative Volume at Time X / Average Cumulative Volume at Time X over N periods Where: Cumulative Volume at Time X = The total volume traded from market open up to time X. Average Cumulative Volume at Time X = The average total volume at that point in time over a selected historical period (e.g., 10 days). N periods = The number of historical sessions used for comparison. A CRVOL > 1 indicates higher-than-normal trading activity, while CRVOL < 1 suggests lower-than-average activity. Interpretation CRVOL > 1.5: Significantly higher trading activity than usual, often linked to news events, earnings reports, or institutional participation. CRVOL ≈ 1: Normal trading volume, suggesting typical market conditions. CRVOL < 0.8: Below-average trading volume, often indicating low liquidity and reduced volatility. 07. Open Interest 📊 Open Interest (OI) is a key metric in derivatives markets (futures and options) that represents the total number of outstanding contracts that have not been settled or closed. It is an important indicator of market activity, liquidity, and trader commitment. How it works? Open Interest increases or decreases based on the interaction between buyers and sellers: OI Increases: When a new buyer and a new seller enter the market, creating a fresh contract. OI Decreases: When an existing buyer and seller close their positions (either by offsetting trades or expiration). OI Unchanged: If an existing contract is transferred between traders (one trader closes, another opens an equal position). Interpretation Rising OI + Rising Price: Suggests strong buying interest, indicating a bullish trend with conviction. Rising OI + Falling Price: Indicates strong selling pressure, confirming a bearish trend. Falling OI + Rising Price: Signals a short-covering rally or weakening trend, as traders close positions. Falling OI + Falling Price: Suggests a lack of commitment to further declines, indicating potential trend exhaustion. 08. Volume Profile 🎢 Volume Profile is a powerful market analysis tool that plots trading volume at different price levels over a specific period. Unlike traditional volume indicators, which show volume per time interval, Volume Profile reveals where the most buying and selling activity occurred, helping traders identify key support and resistance levels, market structure, and potential price reactions. Components Volume Profile is displayed as a histogram on the vertical axis, showing the amount of volume traded at each price level. It is built using tick data or intraday price action and is often calculated for different timeframes (daily, weekly, monthly, or custom sessions). Key components of Volume Profile include: Point of Control (POC): The price level where the highest volume was traded, acting as a major support/resistance zone. High Volume Nodes (HVN): Price areas with heavy trading activity, indicating consolidation zones where price is likely to stabilize. Low Volume Nodes (LVN): Price areas with little trading activity, often leading to fast price movements as there is little resistance or support. Value Area (VA): The price range where 70% of the total volume was traded, representing the "fair value" zone of the market. Value Area High (VAH) & Value Area Low (VAL): The upper and lower boundaries of the Value Area, acting as dynamic support and resistance levels. Types Session Volume Profile: Analyzes volume for a single trading session (daily or intraday). Composite Volume Profile: Covers a longer period (weeks, months, or custom-defined ranges). Fixed Range Volume Profile: Analyzes volume for a specific price range or custom-selected area. Developing Volume Profile: Updates dynamically throughout the trading session to show real-time changes in volume distribution. Interpretation POC as a Magnet: Price tends to revisit the POC due to high liquidity and market agreement at that level. Breakouts from Value Area: If price breaks above VAH with strong volume, it signals a bullish trend; if it breaks below VAL, it signals a bearish trend. Reaction at LVN: Price moves quickly through LVN areas but may reverse or stall when approaching HVN. Rejections at VAH/VAL: If price rejects VAH, it may return to POC or VAL, and vice versa. 09. Indicators 📦 Volume indicators help traders gauge market strength by analyzing the number of shares or contracts traded. Volume (Default) – Displays the total volume traded per candle, often color-coded based on price movement. Volume Profile (Fixed Range, Session, Visible Range) – Shows volume distribution across price levels to identify support and resistance zones. Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) – A dynamic support/resistance line that calculates the average price based on volume. On-Balance Volume (OBV) – Measures cumulative volume flow to detect price trends and confirm breakouts. Money Flow Index (MFI) – A volume-weighted RSI-like oscillator that identifies overbought and oversold conditions. Volume Delta – Measures the difference between buying (ask) and selling (bid) volume. Cumulative Delta Volume – Tracks the cumulative sum of volume delta over time to assess buying/selling pressure. Relative Volume (RVOL) – Compares current volume to historical averages to highlight unusual trading activity. Key Takeaways 📋 Volume is a crucial market indicator that reflects trading activity and liquidity, often preceding price movements. High volume confirms trends and breakouts, while low volume can signal weak or false moves. Volume Profile identifies key support and resistance zones, with High Volume Nodes (HVNs) acting as strong barriers and Low Volume Nodes (LVNs) allowing fast price movement. Relative Volume (RVOL) highlights unusual market activity, while Delta Volume and Cumulative Delta reveal buying and selling pressure. VWAP serves as a dynamic support/resistance tool commonly used by institutional traders.
CME:BTC1!Education
by CandelaCharts
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USDJPY. The price is at a key level – shorts might be relevant!Hey traders and investors! An interesting situation in the currency pair. The price has returned below the upper boundary of the range at 149.4. Is all the traded volume above this level fueling further price decline? There is a lot of volume up there... We are watching how the price interacts with 148.644. A breakout of this level by sellers and its defense would be a strong signal to look for selling opportunities. Potential target: 142-139. I wish you profitable trades!
by AlexeyWolf
CADCHF | 130pipsAfter waiting a while another opportunity presents it's self Weak price in buyers at top with the same range, looking at a ~130pip drop. First I waited for buyers to break above resistance, and then to see what else they could do afterwards As price went on we saw buyers try to step back in but only for sellers to keep pushing down creating Lower Highs and Lower Lows This tells me buyers aren't too interested and could see sellers step in with more strength as time goes on. Price is also consolidating around SMA-150 exactly after the rejection which tells me price is building up for a reversal. Same rules apply: - Shorts Only - Setup will take 20 days start to finish - The actual trade will take 6 days +
Short
by Nathanl19
2
Bitcoin End of 20258 Bullrun price EstimationFor a long time now (since 2017) I've been observing and analyzing Bitcoin. My previous long-term predictions were accurate regarding the time of happening, so with that in mind, the end of this bull run should start in October of 2025. The price is unknown to anyone but as for the logarithmic scale we should be getting 200k If we're lucky 300k and if everyone goes crazy on Bitcoin then 400k or even more would be possible. I rather stay in a more realistic range and look for 200k as a great point to start the exit.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by estimyth
ETH Breakout Incoming? Bullish Trend Confirmation! Market Update: CRYPTOCAP:ETH has been consolidating in an accumulation phase after a strong bearish trend on the 4-hour timeframe. This phase often indicates that smart money is positioning for the next big move! Key Levels to Watch: 🔹 Resistance Level: 2920 🔹 Support Level: 2500 Bullish Confirmation Strategy: 🔹 Breakout of the accumulation phase 🔹 Break of the resistance level 🔹 A 4H candle closure above resistance Trade Setup: Once these confirmations are in place, we can anticipate a strong bullish rally. I'll be looking for long entries with proper risk management and a favorable risk-to-reward ratio. What’s Your Take? Will #ETH break out, or will bears take control again? Drop your thoughts in the comments! #ETH #Crypto #Trading #Breakout #CryptoTrading
Long
by mudusir
#Cake Ready for a Big Move? Bullish Breakout Incoming!🔹 Market Structure & Trend #Cake is currently in a strong uptrend, forming higher highs (HHs) and higher lows (HLs). This is a classic sign of bullish momentum. 🔹 Key Breakout Zone We are watching the resistance level: 2.950, which aligns with previous HHs. A breakout above this level could trigger another strong rally. 🔹 Trade Plan & Entry Strategy Breakout Entry: Above 2.950 with confirmation Stop Loss: Below recent HL for proper risk management Targets: First TP at 3.220, extended TP at 3.416 🔹 Indicators & Confirmation RSI: Above 50, indicating bullish strength Volume: Increasing, signaling strong participation Moving Averages: Aligning for an uptrend What’s Your Take? Do you think #Cake will break out or face resistance? Drop your analysis in the comments!
Long
by mudusir
TONUSDT: Bearish Setup or Bulls' Last Stand? Hey, traders! 😱📉 BINANCE:TONUSDT.P is in a high-risk zone, and the market is tense. We see the price testing support at *3.6191 USDT*, while resistance at *3.6891 USDT* is keeping the pressure on. The classic scenario: if support fails, we could see a sell-off. But what if the whales are lurking, ready to turn the price around? 🔑 *Key Levels:* *Support:* *3.6191 USDT* – bulls are defending this level aggressively. *3.0087 USDT* – deep liquidity zone, where the price could drop if support breaks. **Resistance:** **3.6891 USDT** – if sellers hold this level, the downtrend continues. **3.8000 USDT** – a breakout above here could mean a bullish reversal. 🚩 *Trading Strategy:* *Short Entry:* After breaking *3.6191 USDT* with a retest. *Stop-Loss:* Above *3.6891 USDT* – if bears are wrong, it's time to exit. *Profit Targets:* *3.5000 USDT* – quick scalp target. *3.3000 USDT* – solid take-profit zone. *3.0087 USDT* – full breakdown potential if panic selling intensifies. 📈 *Technical Analysis Insights:* Sellers are dominating – market structure remains bearish. Volume shows liquidity accumulating in this range. If we see a bounce from *3.6191 USDT*, a short squeeze could trigger a sharp move up. 💡 *What to Watch For?* *Manage risk!* A downtrend doesn’t mean going all-in. *Wait for confirmation!* No clear break = possible liquidity grab. *Watch volume!* False breakouts are common without strong volume support. Is BINANCE:TONUSDT.P about to dump, or will bulls hold the line? Share your thoughts below! 🧐🔥
Short
by Max_Pr0fit
ICP/USDT AT A KEY SUPPORT!📊 Weekly Analysis of ICP/USDT 🔥 ICP at a Key Support! Long Opportunity or Breakdown? In the weekly timeframe, ICP has reached a critical support zone that has shown significant reactions in the past and is now being tested again. 🔍 Key Highlights: 📉 Increase in Selling Volume: As the price approaches this support, selling pressure has intensified, indicating potential weakness. 📊 RSI Below the 50 Average: Currently at 40.77, suggesting a lack of strong buying momentum. 🟢 Strong Weekly Support: The price is at a major weekly support level, which could trigger a bullish reaction if confirmed. 📈 Potential Scenarios: ✅ Bullish Scenario: If confirmation is received and the 4-hour timeframe box breaks, there is potential for an upward move toward the next key horizontal resistance at $14.55. ❌ Bearish Scenario: If the current support is lost, the next significant support zone is at $3.58, which could lead to further downside. 🔔 Conclusion: ICP is at a critical decision point. Traders should watch for a breakout in the 4-hour timeframe before considering a long position. If support is lost, lower levels may come into play. ⚠ Given the market structure and conditions, always remember to manage your risk and capital wisely. 👀 What’s your take on ICP? Will this support hold? 👇🔥 #ICP #TechnicalAnalysis #Crypto #TradingView #RiskManagement
by hosseindala
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In-Depth Bitcoin VolumeData is on the chart. The single most important indicator is the Volume. There are certain anomalies in the volume that can be attributed to wash trading in the beginning or the Covid. As you can see, since the early cycles, volume in price discovery has been steady. More importantly, the current volume in price discovery is still very low. There are lots of talks about how some mythical players are accumulating. For 21M of issuance, the volume is huge, IMO. !!! It is not trading advice, but an overview of the market in the past and the current situation. I do not advise investing in highly volatile markets like crypto unless you are prepared to mark losses.
INDEX:BTCUSDLong
by Decentralized-Trade
STOP LOSS HUNTING STRATEGY 8.8% OR 10% REWARDSHORT AT STATISTICAL STOP LOSS FROM MAJORITY Will short at where most put their stop loss. This strategy is valid for me because this forex pair is indicating a bearish sentiment and the strongest ever recorded. But there is no previous statistics on such a price action. So I will short your stop loss which is around 160-167 (Aggressive account) and 170.5 (Buy and hold account). I have no believe in a bearish continuation beyon that, it will just carry on going bullish and I'm not interested into shorting or buying this premium as it was bullish for decades and will not offer an exit strategy and/or a decent Stop Loss size Factors of confluence: - Anchored VWAP 0.618 above - Monthly SIBI Fair Value Gap acting as strong resistance - Previous POC levels Take Profit: - EMA200 Weekly chart - Previous Fair Value Gap level - Previous Month POC of June 2023 that hasn't been retested and had a strong bullish candle - Quarterly Q1 Pivot Support Levels
Short
by Autistic-Machine
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#ZEC–Bullish Reversal in Play? | Harmonic Pattern and DivergenceDowntrend Reversal in Sight? #ZEC has been in a consistent downtrend and is currently at its lowest point. But the charts are telling a different story now. Key Technical Highlights: Harmonic Pattern: A clear Bullish Bat pattern has formed on the 1-day timeframe, signaling potential for reversal. Bullish Divergence: We’re seeing a subtle bullish divergence, adding weight to the case for a potential trend reversal. Resistance Break: The key confirmation level lies at 45.85. A break above this level will be our primary signal to go long. What Does This Mean? The technical indicators are aligning for a potential upward shift, but patience is key. We’ll need to wait for the resistance to break before entering the trade. Once confirmed, we’ll be looking for a bullish entry at 45.85 with careful risk management in place. Join the Discussion! What’s your take on #ZEC? Are you seeing the same potential reversal, or is it too early to call? Have you traded harmonic patterns before? Share your experiences below!
Long
by mudusir