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Bitcoin Phase B Wyckoff Distribution (Price Target $9,140)

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COINBASE:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
Happy Wednesday. Today’s analysis will be a bit brief and focus on the activity of the 4H Intraday chart for a potential short setup.

Looking at the 4H Intraday Chart, the PA continues to remain underneath both the resistance range at the $9,480 price handle and the trendline established at the final Upward Thrust After Distribution (UTAD) at the $10,000.00 price handle.

During Phase A, the Secondary Test (ST) of Resistance failed to establish a higher high above the Automatic Reaction (AR) at the $9,580 price handle, which suggests bullish demand in this region continues to remain somewhat soft. Further the volume required to move the PA from the Secondary Test (ST) of Support to the Secondary Test (ST) of resistance was almost three times as much as the volume required to move the PA from the Secondary Test (ST) of Resistance to the first Sign of Weakness (SOW). This would suggest distribution is underway.

Two key takeaways with the 4H Intraday chart: (i) the PA continues to remain solidly underneath the trendline established at the final Upward Thrust After Distribution (UTAD) to the $10,000.00 price handle, and (ii) a series of successive lower lows have opened up, creating a potential Bearish Triple Bottom Breakdown/Downward Breakout of a Bearish Support Line. Both takeaways would suggest a bearish bias when viewing the 4H Intraday Chart.

Should the PA break through the Bearish Support Line at $9,400, the Target Price for the Breakdown would be $9,140.00. Should the PA break above the $9,620, this would signal a buy in this region with a potential upside target of $9,980.00. Currently the formation favors a bearish bias.

Always remember this is not trading advice.

Outside of that, Happy Trading.

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