Distribution Confirmed, Accumulation Failed, Downside Liquidity On the EURUSD H1 chart, price action is clearly transitioning from accumulation into distribution, with bearish control gradually asserting itself. After a strong impulsive push higher, the market stalled inside the accumulation range around 1.1700–1.1740, where repeated failures to sustain higher highs signal buyer exhaustion. Each attempt to push above the range high was aggressively sold, confirming this zone as supply absorption rather than bullish continuation. Structurally, EURUSD has now broken down from the accumulation range, losing acceptance below the range low and slipping back under the EMA 89, which is rolling flat to down. This loss of structure shifts the intraday bias bearish. Current price action is compressing just above 1.1680, but the overlapping candles and weak bullish responses suggest this is pause before expansion, not re-accumulation. From a liquidity perspective, upside liquidity has already been swept inside the range. With price now trading below value, the next high-probability objective becomes sell-side liquidity resting below, aligning with the demand zone at 1.1630–1.1620. Any short-term pullbacks into the 1.1690–1.1700 area are likely to be corrective and vulnerable to renewed selling pressure unless price can reclaim and hold back above the former range.
EURUSD has failed to transition from accumulation into markup. As long as price remains below the broken range and below EMA, the path of least resistance remains downward toward the demand zone, where the market is more likely to seek liquidity before reassessing direction.
LONG
Bitcoin’s Head & Shoulders Has Played Out - Market Is ResettingOn the BTC H1 chart, the market has already completed a clean Head & Shoulders distribution, followed by a decisive breakdown and textbook retest, confirming bearish control in the prior structure. The impulsive sell-off after the retest flushed liquidity aggressively, signaling that weak longs were fully cleared. However, the key shift now is context: price is no longer trending impulsively lower. Instead, BTC has transitioned into a post-distribution accumulation range, marked by compressed, overlapping candles and diminishing downside momentum. This behavior suggests bearish momentum exhaustion, not trend continuation.
The current structure shows price stabilizing after the sell-off, with higher lows forming inside the range — a classic rebalancing phase where smart money absorbs liquidity rather than pushing price immediately. As long as BTC holds above the recent swing low, the probability favors a range expansion to the upside, with the first objective being a move back toward the upper boundary of the accumulation zone. That move would represent a corrective recovery, not a full trend reversal yet.
The Head & Shoulders has already done its job. What follows is not immediate downside continuation, but structural digestion. Bitcoin is rebuilding a base. A confirmed breakout and acceptance above the range would open the door for a controlled bullish leg until then, this remains a range-first, patience-required environment, not a chase market.
ETH 4H: “Cup & Handle” Failed… but the Bounce Setup ETH just delivered the exact type of move that wipes out overconfident “pattern traders”: a clean-looking cup & handle structure, a pivot breakout attempt… then a hard selloff straight back into demand. That doesn’t mean the chart is “wrong.” It means it’s not provable. Patterns are hypotheses and the market only validates them when price reclaims key levels and holds them. Right now, ETH is sitting in the Demand Zone after a sharp liquidation drop. That’s where bounces often start but the trade becomes high-probability only if price reclaims the EMA/supply reclaim test (your marked “trade zone”) and shows acceptance.
Trade Plan
✅ Long idea (ONLY after confirmation)
Trigger: 4H reclaim + hold above the Trade Zone (and ideally above the “handle low” / EMA reclaim area).
Entry: after a strong reclaim candle + retest hold .
Targets:
T1: first push into the marked resistance inside the trade zone
T2: ~3,259 (Target 2 line)
Stretch: ~3,402 (Pivot line) if momentum returns
Invalidation: clean breakdown back below the Demand Zone (no demand = no long thesis).
❌ Bear case (if demand fails)
If ETH loses demand and can’t reclaim the trade zone, this becomes a classic dead-cat bounce setup:
small rebound → rejection at supply/EMA → continuation lower.
Bottom line
This chart is plausible, not provable.
Your edge is not “believing the drawing”. it’s waiting for the market to confirm the idea at the EMA/supply reclaim test.
If it reclaims and holds → you have a structured long with clear targets.
If it rejects or breaks demand → you step aside (or flip bias).
Elliott Wave Warning: ETH Is Still Missing Its Final Sell-OffFrom an Elliott Wave perspective, ETHUSD on the H4 chart is no longer in an impulsive bullish phase. The accumulation range at the highs marks the terminal structure of the prior uptrend, completing a larger-degree Wave (5) of the bullish cycle. The sharp sell-off that followed confirms a trend termination, not a simple pullback.
The initial breakdown from the accumulation box forms a clean impulsive bearish sequence (1) → (2) → (3).
- Wave (1) breaks structure and slices through the EMA 98, signaling trend change.
- Wave (2) is a corrective retracement into the EMA / prior value area, failing to reclaim resistance a classic weak correction.
- Wave (3) unfolds as a strong, extended impulse to the downside, which is typical and aligns with momentum expansion and emotional selling.
After Wave (3), price is now transitioning into a corrective complex phase. The rebound labeled (4) is corrective in nature (overlapping, choppy, and lacking momentum), suggesting this is not a new bullish impulse. Elliott Wave logic implies that Wave (5) is still pending, with a high probability of a final downside push to complete the bearish impulse sequence.
Once Wave (5) completes, the structure opens the door for a larger ABC corrective recovery:
Wave (A): a sharp counter-trend rally from the Wave (5) low
Wave (B): a pullback that traps early longs
Wave (C): a stronger recovery move, potentially targeting the EMA 98 zone near ~3,150
Importantly, any upside before Wave (5) completes should be treated as corrective, not trend reversal. A true bullish shift would only be validated if ETH can reclaim and hold above the EMA 98 with impulsive structure, which has not happened yet.
This market is still in a bearish impulse phase, not accumulation. Patience is required Elliott bottoms are confirmed after Wave (5), not during Wave (4).
Break the Downtrend or Another Trap Before Continuation?COINBASE:ETHUSD H1 chart, price is transitioning from impulsive sell-off into structural compression, and this is where the next directional decision will be made. After a sharp rejection into the major support zone around 2,900–2,920, buyers stepped in aggressively, producing a strong bullish impulse candle. That reaction confirms this zone as valid demand, not just a temporary bounce level.
However, since that impulse, ETH has failed to continue vertically. Instead, price is compressing beneath a descending trendline, forming a classic descending wedge / falling channel structure. This is important: bearish continuation structures usually expand downward, but here momentum is slowing, and sell-side follow-through is weak a sign of seller exhaustion, not strength.
The market is now in a decision zone:
- A clean breakout and hold above the downtrend line, followed by a successful retest, would confirm a short-term trend reversal.
- If confirmed, upside targets align near 3,050–3,070, which is the prior supply / reaction high.
- Failure to break and acceptance back below the trendline would likely send price back into the support zone for another liquidity sweep.
This is not a random bounce. it’s a structural compression after demand reaction. ETH does not become bullish just because it bounced; confirmation comes only on breakout + retest of the downtrend line. Until then, price remains neutral-to-cautiously bullish, with structure —not prediction — deciding the next move.
USDCHF Will Explode! BUY!
My dear friends,
Please, find my technical outlook for USDCHF below:
The instrument tests an important psychological level 0.7902
Bias - Bullish
Technical Indicators: Supper Trend gives a precise Bullish signal, while Pivot Point HL predicts price changes and potential reversals in the market.
Target - 0.7922
Recommended Stop Loss - 0.7889
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Super-trend indicator is more useful in trending markets where there are clear uptrends and downtrends in price.
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EURUSD Timeframe Conflict: Which direction is in play?Hi Traders!
EURUSD is trading at a higher-timeframe resistance near 1.18000. While monthly structure remains bullish, and may resemble a bullish flag, continuation has not yet been confirmed.
On the weekly timeframe, price seems to be in a range beneath resistance. Momentum has clearly slowed which puts price in consolidation rather than immediate continuation.
However, as I move down to the daily timeframe, the story may be different. With price failing to swing higher than 1.18000, a new bearish daily CHOCH has formed with a new higher low. If the daily bearish CHOCH is true, I'm looking for price to reach around that area for a retest, and possibly continuing a deeper pullback before any higher-timeframe attempt.
In addition, with DXY taken into consideration, it looks to me that price is attempting to make a double bottom on the weekly without a clear close below 97.500. This to me can seem like price may take another attempt at 100.000. Therefore, if the daily bullish CHOCH that was created is true, I am looking for a retest around 98.850 with signs of continuation.
A swing trade on EURUSD could be in play if my confirmations align. But for now, alerts are set near the bearish daily CHOCH, and DXY's bullish CHOCH.
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GBPAUD Will Go Up From Support! Long!
Here is our detailed technical review for GBPAUD.
Time Frame: 4h
Current Trend: Bullish
Sentiment: Oversold (based on 7-period RSI)
Forecast: Bullish
The market is approaching a key horizontal level 1.974.
Considering the today's price action, probabilities will be high to see a movement to 1.990.
P.S
Please, note that an oversold/overbought condition can last for a long time, and therefore being oversold/overbought doesn't mean a price rally will come soon, or at all.
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EUR/NZD BEST PLACE TO BUY FROM|LONG
EUR/NZD SIGNAL
Trade Direction: long
Entry Level: 1.990
Target Level: 2.003
Stop Loss: 1.982
RISK PROFILE
Risk level: medium
Suggested risk: 1%
Timeframe: 1h
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USDCAD: Bullish Forecast & Bullish Scenario
The price of USDCAD will most likely increase soon enough, due to the demand beginning to exceed supply which we can see by looking at the chart of the pair.
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GOLD The Target Is UP! BUY!
My dear subscribers,
My technical analysis for GOLD is below:
The price is coiling around a solid key level - 4824.7
Bias - Bullish
Technical Indicators: Pivot Points Low anticipates a potential price reversal.
Super trend shows a clear buy, giving a perfect indicators' convergence.
Goal - 4844.7
My Stop Loss - 4813.7
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By the very nature of the supertrend indicator, it offers firm support and resistance levels for traders to enter and exit trades. Additionally, it also provides signals for setting stop losses
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#051: LONG Investment Opportunity on AUD/NZD
The Australian dollar versus the New Zealand dollar is currently offering a textbook example of how markets behave when retail positioning reaches extreme levels and price action begins to diverge from crowd expectations.
After a prolonged corrective phase, AUD/NZD has entered a zone where downside momentum has clearly weakened. Recent price action shows repeated attempts to push lower failing to generate follow-through, a classic sign of absorption rather than continuation. Each dip has been met with increasingly rapid reactions, suggesting that sell pressure is being quietly absorbed rather than expanded.
What makes this setup particularly interesting is the sentiment backdrop. Retail positioning has reached extreme levels on the short side, well beyond what is typically considered balanced. Historically, when such asymmetries emerge, the market tends not to reward the majority. Instead, price often stabilizes, compresses, and eventually moves against the dominant retail bias as liquidity is harvested.
On the lower timeframes, momentum indicators have recently reached overbought conditions following a sharp rebound. In isolation, this might be interpreted as a reason for caution. In context, however, it appears more consistent with a technical reset: a necessary cooling phase after an impulsive reaction, rather than a structural reversal. Importantly, this pullback has unfolded in an orderly manner, with declining volume, reinforcing the idea of consolidation rather than renewed selling pressure.
From a broader perspective, the structure suggests a corrective move within a larger framework rather than the start of a fresh bearish leg. The market has already demonstrated its willingness to defend lower prices, and the absence of aggressive selling during recent tests further supports the view that downside risk is being progressively reduced.
In scenarios like this, the key is not to focus on short-term oscillations, but on the interaction between price behavior and positioning. When the majority is heavily committed in one direction and price refuses to comply, it often signals that stronger hands are preparing for a move in the opposite direction.
In summary, AUD/NZD is currently exhibiting the hallmarks of an institutional accumulation phase: extreme retail imbalance, failed downside continuation, controlled pullbacks, and signs of absorption at key areas. While patience is required during these phases, such conditions have historically preceded directional moves that catch the crowded side of the market off guard.
EURUSD Stalls at the Top — Accumulation Turning DistributionOn the EURUSD H1 chart, price has transitioned from a strong impulsive rally into a tight accumulation range just below 1.1740, directly under a key resistance area and near the EMA 89. The initial upside move was aggressive and momentum-driven, but once price entered this range, bullish follow through stalled. Candles became overlapping, wicks increased, and upside extensions failed classic signs that buyers are no longer in control, and the market is absorbing liquidity rather than expanding. Structurally, this accumulation is occurring after an impulsive move, which shifts its context from bullish consolidation to potential distribution. The highlighted breakdown from the lower boundary of the range is critical: a clean acceptance below this level would confirm that the range was used to build short positions, not prepare for continuation. From there, the projected path favors a pullback–continuation sequence lower, with price likely to seek liquidity first around 1.1688, then deeper into the 1.1660–1.1630 demand zone, where prior imbalance and EMA support align. As long as price remains capped below the upper range highs and fails to reclaim the accumulation floor, the bias remains bearish continuation, not a healthy correction. Any bounce from minor levels should be treated as corrective, unless EURUSD can reclaim and hold above the range with strong acceptance something that is currently absent. This is no longer a bullish structure. EURUSD is showing post-rally distribution behavior, and a confirmed break from the accumulation range opens the door for a measured sell off toward the lower demand zone before any meaningful bullish reassessment.
Rising Structure Turns Into a Bearish CompressionOn the EURUSD H1 chart, price has clearly shifted from impulsive bullish expansion into a compression phase under descending structure, signaling exhaustion rather than continuation. After the sharp vertical rally, buyers failed to sustain follow-through, and price has since been printing lower highs beneath a descending trendline, a classic sign that bullish momentum is being absorbed by supply. This behavior strongly suggests distribution after expansion, not healthy consolidation.
The highlighted support zone around 1.1700–1.1690 is now the key battlefield. Structurally, this level has already been tested multiple times, weakening its ability to hold. Each bounce is becoming shallower, while sellers remain active along the descending trendline a textbook bearish compression setup. If price loses acceptance below this support zone, the move is likely to accelerate as trapped late buyers are forced out.
From a downside projection perspective, a confirmed break below 1.1700 opens the path toward 1.1662, followed by the deeper liquidity pocket near 1.1640–1.1638, where prior imbalance and untested demand sit. Importantly, the EMA is lagging below price and has not provided dynamic support during this compression, reinforcing the bearish bias.
This structure is no longer bullish. EURUSD is forming a descending consolidation after an impulsive rally, a high-probability setup for bearish continuation. As long as price remains capped below the descending trendline and fails to reclaim the support zone with strength, rallies should be viewed as corrective, with downside expansion favored toward the lower demand levels.
ETH Sweeps Liquidity, Then Dumps — Now the Market Is RebuildingOn the ETHUSD H1 chart, price has completed a classic liquidity grab into the upper range, followed by an aggressive sell-off that decisively broke below the EMA 89, confirming a short-term bearish shift. The impulsive breakdown from the liquidity range shows that the prior upside was distribution-driven, not sustainable demand. Once liquidity above was consumed, sellers stepped in with strength, driving price sharply lower.
After the dump, ETH has now stabilized inside a clearly defined support zone, where selling pressure has noticeably slowed. The current price behavior is no longer impulsive candles are overlapping and ranges are tightening, signaling a potential accumulation phase rather than continuation to the downside. This is reinforced by the fact that downside extensions are being rejected quickly, suggesting sell-side liquidity is drying up at this level.
From a structural perspective, this is a reset phase. As long as support holds, the market is likely to rotate higher in a corrective structure, first targeting the 3,000–3,010 liquidity pocket, followed by a deeper mean reversion move toward the prior accumulation zone near 3,100–3,140. However, this remains a reaction-based bounce, not a confirmed trend reversal failure to build higher lows here would reopen the door for another breakdown.
ETH has completed its liquidity sweep and markdown. The current zone favors base-building and corrective upside, but only sustained acceptance above 3,000+ will shift the bias from relief rally to trend recovery. Until then, this is a technical rebound within a broader bearish structure, not blind bullish continuation.
Supply Rejection Confirmed, Corrective Rotation in ProgressEURUSD has completed a strong impulsive breakout from the lower demand base and expanded vertically into a well-defined supply zone (≈ 1.1735 – 1.1745). As expected with this type of one leg expansion, price failed to build acceptance above supply and is now transitioning into a corrective phase. The current structure strongly favors mean reversion, not continuation.
🟥 Supply Zone Reaction (Key Evidence)
Several technical factors align at the current high:
- Price stalled immediately inside the supply zone
- Multiple upper wicks → selling pressure absorbing buy orders
- Formation of lower highs after the top
- Development of a descending corrective trendline
This behavior confirms that the move into supply was exhaustive, not accumulative.
📉 Structure Shift & Price Behavior
After the impulsive rally:
- Momentum clearly decelerated
- Structure transitioned from impulse → overlapping corrective swings
- Price is now trading below the micro trendline, reinforcing bearish control
This is a classic post-expansion distribution / correction phase.
🎯 Downside Roadmap (Projected Path)
Target 1 – 1.1670 – 1.1680
Previous intraday structure
Psychological reaction zone
Likely short-term pause / reaction
Target 2 – 1.1635 – 1.1640 (Demand Zone)
Origin of the impulsive breakout
EMA alignment + prior accumulation
High-probability mean reversion objective
Price does not need to collapse immediately corrective pullbacks often unfold in steps, exactly as projected on the chart.
🧠 Scenario Logic
Primary scenario (High probability):
- Lower highs remain intact
- Price continues rotating down toward demand
- Buyers reappear only near 1.1640
Invalidation scenario:
- Strong bullish reclaim and acceptance above 1.1745
- Would negate the supply rejection thesis and reopen upside continuation
🏁 Final Takeaway
EURUSD is no longer in a breakout phase. it is in distribution and correction after a vertical expansion.
The supply zone has done its job, and structure now favors controlled downside rotation toward prior demand.
Impulse creates opportunity. Supply defines risk. Correction restores balance.
Patience remains key let price travel back to value.
Accumulation Phase at Demand, Breakout Setup FormingBitcoin has just completed a sharp impulsive sell-off, driving price directly into a higher-timeframe demand zone (≈ 88,000 – 88,500). The rejection from this area was immediate and aggressive, signaling strong passive buying interest absorbing sell pressure. Since that reaction, price has transitioned from impulsive behavior into compressed, overlapping candles, a classic shift from markdown to accumulation. This is no longer a trending environment it is a pre-expansion phase.
📦 Accumulation Structure
Inside the marked grey box, price is:
- Respecting range highs and lows
- Printing equal highs / equal lows
- Showing liquidity sweeps within the range, but no follow-through
This behavior strongly suggests composite operators accumulating positions, not distribution. The market is spending time, not distance, which is exactly what we expect after a fast sell off into demand.
Importantly, downside continuation attempts are failing, and sellers are unable to reclaim control below the demand zone.
🔑 Key Levels to Watch
Range High / Breakout Level: ~90,000
Range Mid / Acceptance Area: ~89,200
Demand Zone Support: ~88,000 – 88,500
A clean H1 close above the range high, followed by acceptance, is the trigger that confirms markup initiation.
🚀 Breakout & Expansion Scenario
If price breaks and holds above the accumulation high:
First upside objective: 91,200
Secondary target: 92,600 – 92,800
Extended target: 93,200 – 93,300 (EMA / prior structure)
The projected green path aligns with range expansion logic, not prediction — the market will expand once liquidity is fully absorbed.
⚠️ Invalidation Scenario
The bullish thesis weakens if:
- Price loses 88,000 with strong momentum
- Demand fails to hold on retest
- Structure shifts back to impulsive downside
Until then, the path of least resistance is up, but only after confirmation.
🧠 Professional Takeaway
This is a textbook transition:
Impulse → Demand Reaction → Accumulation → Expansion
Patience is critical here. The opportunity is not in the middle of the box it is in the break and acceptance above it.
Let the market show its hand.
ETH Is Not Collapsing — It’s Completing the HandleOn the ETH H4 chart, the current selloff should be interpreted as a structural continuation move within a larger Cup & Handle formation, not a trend breakdown. The left side of the cup and the rounded base were already completed earlier, followed by a strong impulsive rally into the pivot resistance zone around 3,400. That rejection marked the beginning of the handle phase, where price typically retraces sharply to reset momentum and remove weak hands before continuation. The aggressive drop from the pivot is textbook handle behavior. Price is now driving directly into a high-probability demand zone near 2,900–2,950, which also aligns with the lower boundary of the broader structure. This move flushed late breakout buyers and created a clean liquidity sweep a necessary condition before a sustainable upside rotation can occur.
Crucially, despite the sharp bearish candles, structure is not broken. There is no acceptance below higher-timeframe demand, and no distribution range formed near the highs. Instead, ETH is showing a controlled displacement into demand, which often precedes a strong reaction rally. The projected path highlights a bounce from demand, followed by a corrective pullback, and then a continuation toward the 3,250–3,300 target zone, where the handle would effectively complete. From a professional market structure perspective, this zone represents a trade location, not a panic zone. As long as ETH holds demand and begins forming higher lows on lower timeframes, the bullish Cup & Handle thesis remains valid. A confirmed reaction here would shift focus back to upside expansion rather than downside continuation.
ETH is not in a bearish reversal it is finishing its handle. The current demand zone is where smart money typically re-engages. If buyers defend this area, the next phase favors a measured bullish rotation back toward the upper trade zone, keeping the broader bullish structure intact.
EURUSD Is Stalling at Supply — Distribution Pressure Is Quietly On the EURUSD H1 chart, price has completed a sharp impulsive rally and is now stalling directly inside a well-defined resistance zone, where upside momentum has clearly weakened. After the vertical push, the market failed to extend higher and instead transitioned into a tight sideways range, signaling acceptance rather than continuation. Candles inside this zone are overlapping, with repeated rejections near the upper boundary a classic sign of distribution, not consolidation for another leg up.
Structurally, this sideways behavior after an impulse suggests buyers are losing control, while sellers are gradually absorbing liquidity at premium prices. As long as price remains capped below resistance, the bias favors a range breakdown scenario. A clean loss of the lower boundary of the sideways zone would likely trigger a controlled bearish expansion, targeting the next liquidity pocket below, followed by a deeper continuation toward the lower demand region where profit-taking becomes logical.
This is no longer a breakout environment. EURUSD is in a sell-high, patience-required phase. Failure to reclaim and hold above resistance keeps the path of least resistance to the downside, with rallies into the zone serving as opportunities for distribution rather than continuation.
Range Is Not Accumulation Yet — ETH Still Trapped Below SupportETH has just completed a strong impulsive markdown, breaking decisively below its prior bullish structure and slicing cleanly through the EMA cluster. This type of move signals trend transition, not a simple pullback. After the sell off, price is now compressing into a tight horizontal range, bounded by a clearly defined resistance zone above and a support zone below a classic pause after expansion. Importantly, this range should not be mistaken for bullish accumulation at this stage. The range is forming below a major resistance zone, which previously acted as support and has now flipped into supply. Every push into the upper boundary of the range has been met with selling pressure, indicating that sellers remain in control and are using rebounds to distribute risk. The internal price action is overlapping and corrective, not impulsive. This suggests the market is absorbing liquidity and building energy rather than reversing trend. As long as ETH remains capped below the resistance zone, the higher probability scenario is range continuation followed by a downside expansion, targeting the lower support first and potentially extending further once that liquidity is cleared.
The projected path makes sense structurally:
range → support liquidity test → breakdown → continuation toward lower demand (sub-2,900 area).
Only a clean reclaim and acceptance above the resistance zone would invalidate this bearish bias and shift the structure back toward neutral or bullish.
Bottom line:
This is bearish consolidation after a breakdown, not accumulation. Until proven otherwise, ETH remains vulnerable to another leg lower.
Lower Highs Under Trendline — Any Bounce Is Still a Sell SetupBTC remains firmly in a short-term downtrend after a sharp impulsive sell-off that broke prior structure and pushed price decisively below the EMA cluster. The recent rebound from the local low is reactive, not impulsive, and is currently stalling directly beneath a descending trendline resistance, reinforcing the bearish market context.
Structurally, the sequence is clear: lower highs, lower lows, with price consistently failing to reclaim key dynamic resistance. The descending trendline aligns closely with the falling EMA, forming a confluence resistance zone where sellers have repeatedly stepped in. As long as BTC trades below this zone, any upside movement should be treated as a corrective pullback, not trend reversal.
The current price action shows hesitation and overlap near resistance, suggesting seller absorption of late longs rather than aggressive buying. This behavior typically precedes either another rejection from the trendline or a brief fake breakout before continuation lower.
From a scenario perspective:
- Primary (higher probability): rejection at trendline → rollover → continuation toward the 86,900–87,200 liquidity zone.
- Alternate: a clean break and acceptance above the trendline opens room for a deeper corrective rally toward ~91,200, but this would still be a counter-trend move unless structure fully flips.
Bottom line:
BTC is still trading below descending resistance in a bearish structure. Until the trendline and EMA zone are decisively reclaimed, the market favors sell-the-rally behavior, with downside continuation remaining the dominant bias.
Impulse Complete — Now the Market Looks for BalanceEURUSD has just printed a sharp vertical impulsive rally, driving price aggressively away from its prior base and cleanly above the EMA cluster. This move reflects short-term momentum expansion, likely driven by liquidity release and stop runs rather than sustained trend reversal. However, after such an extended one-sided push, the market is now showing signs of exhaustion near the upper intraday levels.
Structurally, price is currently stalling and consolidating above the impulse high, with candles overlapping and momentum slowing. This behavior typically signals profit-taking and mean-reversion risk, not immediate continuation. Importantly, price is now extended far above the rising EMA support, creating a technical imbalance that often invites a controlled pullback to rebalance structure.
The dotted levels marked on the chart represent prior intraday liquidity and reaction zones, which align well with a step-by-step corrective path. A retracement toward the first level would still be considered healthy, while deeper pullbacks into the EMA zone and prior breakout area would better reset the market for any sustainable continuation.
Scenario-wise:
Primary: shallow pullback toward ~1.1697 (target 1) → corrective bounce → continuation lower into ~1.1659 and potentially ~1.1640 as liquidity is filled.
Alternate (lower probability): sustained acceptance above current highs would delay the pullback, but continuation without correction is statistically weaker after such an impulse.
Bottom line:
This is post-impulse consolidation, not a fresh breakout phase. The higher-probability path favors a multi-leg corrective pullback toward EMA and prior structure before EURUSD can decide its next directional expansion.
XAUUSD Long: Uptrend Holds as Price Respects Rising Trend LineHello traders! Here’s a clear technical breakdown of XAUUSD (1H) based on the current chart structure. Gold is trading within a well-defined bullish structure after forming a clear pivot low earlier on the chart. From this pivot point, a rising trend line has been established, highlighting consistent buyer participation and a gradual shift in market control toward the upside. This trend line has been respected multiple times, confirming it as a key dynamic support guiding the bullish move. Following the pivot, price advanced and broke above a descending supply line, signaling a structural change from corrective pressure to bullish continuation. This breakout was impulsive, indicating strong demand entering the market. After the breakout, XAUUSD transitioned into a consolidation range, where price moved sideways as buyers and sellers reached temporary equilibrium. This range acted as a continuation structure rather than distribution.
Currently, price eventually broke out of the range to the upside, confirming renewed bullish momentum. After the breakout, gold pulled back and successfully retested the former resistance area, which is now acting as a Demand Zone around 4,700. This retest appears corrective, not impulsive, suggesting healthy price action and continued buyer dominance rather than trend exhaustion. On the upside, the next key level is the Supply Zone near 4,770, where previous selling pressure is expected to reappear. The current structure shows higher highs and higher lows, and price remains firmly above both horizontal demand and the rising trend line, keeping the bullish bias intact.
My scenario: as long as XAUUSD holds above the 4,700 Demand Zone and continues to respect the ascending trend line, the bullish structure remains valid. I expect buyers to defend this area and potentially push price toward the 4,770 Supply Zone (TP1). A clean breakout and acceptance above this level would confirm further bullish continuation. However, a decisive breakdown below the demand zone and trend line would weaken the bullish bias and signal a deeper corrective move. For now, market structure clearly favors buyers. Manage your risk!






















