GRT is showing a fantastic range structure with a clean spring—an ideal case study in Wyckoff volume analysis.
Despite the historic $20B crypto liquidation on October 10th, GRT’s wick printed on lower volume than the Selling Climax (SC), suggesting no need for a Spring retest. Price closed decisively back inside the range and above the yearly S1 pivot classic signs of smart money absorption.
Trade Scenarios
Option 1: Immediate Entry
Entry: Current price
Stop Loss: Just below the Spring
Targets:
TP1: ~$0.26 — strong resistance zone
TP2: ~$1.53 — projected range target aligned with macro 50% level
These targets may seem ambitious, but they’re structurally derived. This is what the chart is telling us.
Option 2: Pullback Entry
Entry: Wait for a pullback near the EQ of the Spring wick on the daily TF
Stop Loss: Based on daily structure
Targets: Same as Option 1
Despite the historic $20B crypto liquidation on October 10th, GRT’s wick printed on lower volume than the Selling Climax (SC), suggesting no need for a Spring retest. Price closed decisively back inside the range and above the yearly S1 pivot classic signs of smart money absorption.
Trade Scenarios
Option 1: Immediate Entry
Entry: Current price
Stop Loss: Just below the Spring
Targets:
TP1: ~$0.26 — strong resistance zone
TP2: ~$1.53 — projected range target aligned with macro 50% level
These targets may seem ambitious, but they’re structurally derived. This is what the chart is telling us.
Option 2: Pullback Entry
Entry: Wait for a pullback near the EQ of the Spring wick on the daily TF
Stop Loss: Based on daily structure
Targets: Same as Option 1
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