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Wyckoffaccumulation

High R/R Opportunity from Key ZonesPrice has recently rallied into a key supply zone, so a reaction or rejection from this level is expected. While the projected path favors continuation, it's crucial to monitor the $0.320 support area. If we see a strong weekly bullish hammer-style candle with a solid close into this zone, that would trigger a long entry. If price fails to hold $0.320, attention shifts to the $0.290–$0.270 range, which should act as a deeper support zone. From either level, the upside target remains $0.430, offering a compelling risk-to-reward profile for a staggered entry strategy.
ASX:BCILong
by AlvinDeo96
RVN – Wyckoff script – Wyckoff Says Fuel Loaded”? In Short: Ravencoin has followed a textbook Wyckoff Accumulation : Selling Climax, multiple Secondary Tests, and a Spring shake-out around $0.01. The structure now enters Phase D, with a Sign of Strength and Last Point of Support likely ahead. Once confirmed, the markup phase (moon) could replicate RVN’s 2021 parabola! Downside remains limited to the launchpad zone, while upside targets extend toward $0.10–0.25 or more. Ravencoin – Wyckoff Accumulation in Action Ravencoin’s chart shows a textbook example of a Wyckoff Accumulation structure, unfolding over several years inside a broad falling wedge. What looks like endless decline is, in fact, a deliberate process of shaking out weak hands and transferring supply to stronger ones. 🧩 Wyckoff Phases on RVN Phase A – Stopping the downtrend Preliminary Support (PS) and the Selling Climax (SC) near $0.01 signaled the exhaustion of sellers. The Automatic Rally (AR) followed, showing the first sign of demand. Phase B – Building the cause Multiple Secondary Tests (ST) returned price to the launchpad zone ($0.010–0.013). Each dip was absorbed faster, with less volume. This phase served to wear out weak holders and allow accumulation by stronger hands. Phase C – The Spring A sharp shake-out below support triggered stops and flushed late believers. This “Spring” was immediately followed by a strong rebound back into the range — classic Wyckoff behavior. Phase D – Sign of Strength (SOS) Breakout attempts above the falling wedge resistance mark the start of the Sign of Strength. The Last Point of Support (LPS) will likely retest the breakout area before a full parabola begins. Phase M(oon) – The Markup Once SOS and LPS are confirmed, the markup phase can accelerate. Historically, RVN’s markup runs have been fast and vertical (2021: $0.02 → $0.28 in weeks). Targets from this structure extend toward $0.10, $0.25, and higher. 📐 Confluence Factors Falling wedge maturity aligns with the Wyckoff Spring. Ethereum’s breakout in 2021 preceded RVN’s parabola — ETH is again near highs. Fuel zone ($0.01–0.013) has been tested multiple times and held, confirming accumulation. ⚖️ Risk–Reward Downside: If the Spring fails, risk is limited to the launchpad zone. Upside: A confirmed SOS → LPS sequence opens the door for a rapid parabola. 👉 Summary: Ravencoin has followed the Wyckoff script step by step: SC, ST, Spring, and now approaching SOS. With ETH surging and supply absorbed, RVN may be on the verge of transitioning into its long-awaited markup phase. Next Article: ''Look Out Below!" - Risk Management, Safety First!
BINANCE:RVNUSDLong
by Arthur_de_Vrome
Spring Setup with Asymmetric RewardDon’t be afraid of G8 — these are the setups that often deliver the highest returns with minimal risk. We may have just completed a classic spring, presenting a compelling entry opportunity. Entry: Right now, with stop-loss tucked just below the wick of the spring. Momentum: RSI is deeply oversold, and Stochastic RSI is also oversold with a bullish K-line cross, signaling a potential reversal. Structure: Price has reclaimed key levels, aligning with spring mechanics and reclaim setups. If the spring fails, keep an eye on the yearly S2 pivot at 0.840. A bullish hammer-style candle at that level would offer an even stronger setup — with enhanced reward-to-risk due to deeper liquidity and psychological support.
ASX:GEMLong
by AlvinDeo96
Microcap Coil: MSV Poised for a Spring UnwindMSV is shaping up beautifully — potential spring in play. Price action suggests a classic Wyckoff Phase C moment, with signs of absorption and a possible reclaim on deck. But let’s be clear: this is a microcap, and that means elevated risk. High caution required — thin liquidity, fast moves, and headline sensitivity make this one a sniper’s game, not a swing-for-the-fences setup. If the spring confirms, it could offer a sharp asymmetric move — but only if you’re disciplined with size and execution.
ASX:MSVLong
by AlvinDeo96
2
BTC – Textbook Pullback. New ATHs. What’s Next?Back in mid-June, I published a BTC update calling for a local correction into HTF demand while most were screaming bear market and waiting for deeper breakdowns. Price action played out exactly as forecasted. BTC swept the $100k swing low, front-ran my first demand zone by $400, and launched into a powerful reversal — just like it did back in April, where it also front-ran the key HTF demand before rallying. That move took us straight into new all-time highs (ATHs) — now trading comfortably around $118k. 🧠 What Happened? ✅ Liquidity sweep of the prior low ✅ Front-run demand zone (perfect HTF structure) ✅ Strong bullish reaction and higher high ✅ Confluence from USDT.D rejection at 5.25% ✅ Alts showing signs of strength as BTC rallies The entire setup aligned perfectly across BTC, USDT.D, TOTAL, and OTHERS.D — all of which I’ve been tracking in tandem. 🔮 What Now? With BTC now in price discovery, I expect continuation higher — but not without the possibility of a short-term pullback. 📉 A potential retest of the $108k zone isn’t off the table. This level aligns with: - Prior breakout structure - Range high retest - Local demand before continuation But even if we go straight up — I remain HTF bullish into the final phase of this cycle, supported by: - USDT.D structure still bearish - BTC.D showing signs of distribution - ETH.D and OTHERS.D gaining momentum - Altseason rotation already starting to pick up 🧭 The Macro Outlook The 4-year cycle projection still points to a Q3 2025 top — likely between August late and September based on historical cycle timing, but this could deviate. That gives us a window of 2–3 months for this final leg to unfold — and it’s already in motion. Stay focused. Stick to your plan. Ride the trend, don’t chase it. Let me know what levels you're watching next, and whether you think we get that $108k retest — or we go vertical from here. 1D: 3D: 4D: 1W: 1M: — Marshy 🔥
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by marshyyy
POLAND - WIG20 - ALLEGRO going UP soon (MID THERM)Im watching this asset few months now with all its latest ups and downs. There is my trading plan for near future. Based on Elliot waves theory and Wyckoff accumulation schematic i think that we are see higher tops soon. Elliot: Currently in the beginning of third impulse wave. Second wave ended at 0.618 of first wave. Wyckoff: End of phase C / beginning of phase D First target 38-39 PLN Second target 42-45 PLN Third target (end of 3rd impulse wave) 49-52 PLN. Let me know what you think in the comments below, happy trading. Its only my opinion, not investing advice.
GPW:ALELong
by miloszgierczak
2
May 25 2025- BUY TRADE LIMIT order activated GBPUSDHi folks! -Been busy lately so I dont consistently post. Attached here is the chart of GBPUSD, A classic re-accumulation in 1H timeframe. Before I got this trade It took me 1 week to monitor the schematics of this wyckoff re-accumulation. It came to fruition last Thursday so I monitor for buy Limit order entry within 1H to 15 min. charts. Validity here was the liquidity grab of re-accumulation ( check the image for clear caption). TP: 8RR Risk: 0.05% of Account -Proprietary Trader #wyckoff #supplyanddemand #refinement
Long
by glyrad
Breakout after a brutal ~10 year Range? A great risk to reward trade in play with price pulling back and printing bullish hammer into the covid low demand structure, major 50% and near previous ATH zone. Expect price to move quickly up through the range here for a potential breakout of a brutal 10~ year range. Great place to buy are the LPS (pullbacks) and trail SL on the monthly swing bottoms. The 100% extension is a minimal target with price potentially slicing through it after such a long consolidation. *Arrows are not based on time analysis just a path for PA
ASX:ALDLong
by AlvinDeo96
1
MERL Markup phase inbound? Overall, PA has been building up nicely on the daily TF with a clean Wyckoff range building. In phase D we’re seeing increased volume on up bars with larger spreads than the pullback candles. Market could be ready to move into Phase E (markup) after the SOS and pullback. The pullback is sitting nicely on the range top, range 50% level and FVG of Thursdays 22/5 candle. Daily swings 1 bar and weekly 1bar/2bar swings are up. Could enter now for more aggressive play as 25 May daily high is broken indicating continuation of trend with SL under the low. However, have to be careful as BTC is primed for a potential pullback to around 98-100k~
Long
by AlvinDeo96
1
PEAQ — Fibonacci Meets Wyckoff Structure +100% SetupAfter more than 70 days of sideways action, PEAQ is finally showing signs of life — with a well-defined structure that suggests accumulation is giving way to a potential new trend. What we’re seeing aligns closely with a classic Wyckoff Accumulation pattern. A local bottom formed around the psychological $0.10 level, followed by a clean breakout — marking a potential Sign of Strength (SOS). Now comes the real opportunity. Wyckoff Accumulation Structure Following the long consolidation range: 🔹 Phase D: Breakout from range = Sign of Strength (SOS) 🔄 Current: Pullback = potential Last Point of Support (LPS) The recent correction has now retraced into the 0.786 Fib zone of the impulse wave — a deeper but still healthy retracement for Wyckoff structure. Notably, this level also coincides with the previous highs that PEAQ broke out from, now flipping into support. A perfect test of demand. 🔍 Confluence Zone Breakdown 0.786 Fibonacci retracement: ~$0.1312 Previous highs: ~$0.14 Monthly open: $0.1289 (ideal invalidation level) These overlapping signals create a tightly packed support zone that defines the next high-probability long setup. 🟢 Long Setup — 0.786 ($0.1312) Entry: $0.1312 Same stop-loss: $0.125 (below mOpen) Targets: $0.2589 and 1.618 Trend-Based Fib Extension target at $0.2694 R:R: ~16:1+ Potential upside: +100%+ 📘 Educational Insight: Wyckoff Meets Fibonacci This setup is a combination of Wyckoff theory and Fibonacci structure: SOS breakout signals strength LPS pullback into 0.786 Fib = high-probability continuation zone Previous highs now acting as support When structure, confluence, and psychology align — you don't chase. You wait. 📌 Summary ✅ 70+ days of accumulation ✅ SOS confirmed 🔁 Now retracing to LPS around $0.131 🔒 Monthly open provides clear invalidation 🎯 Targets: $0.2589 and $0.2694 💰 Potential R:R: 16:1+ Each chart is a lesson. Read it with patience, trade it with purpose. ___________________________________ If you found this helpful, leave a like and comment below! Got requests for the next technical analysis? Let me know.
Long
by SiDec
13
BTC on the verge of another accumulation range breakoutMorning all! So its time for a proper set of markups having spent the last few months breaking down the charts in video format for you all. The last BTC update I gave was on 24/03, in the 4 year cycle analysis breakdown. In that video i was expecting lower pricing into SSL and the range lows once more, forming a bottoming structure before seeing a HTF bullish reversal come through, aligning with the 4 year cycle where we have time to continue higher based on past cycle data and where we are in the current cycle. A month later and we have seen that come through wonderfully after the sweep of the range lows and its time to reanalyse now the direction is changing.... BTC has formed another accumulation range down in these discounted levels over the last couple months and there was nothing really interesting taking shape until the last couple of days thats give us some real confirmation of a trend change in this accumulation range that we can now work with. Unlike the August 2024 bottom, there isnt a massive influx of volume on the sweep event. I was able to call the bottom after such a sweep and high volume event back then just days after but in this most recent range we havent seen volume like back in August 2024, so ive had to be more cautious of further downside until we get some market shift confirmations to confirm intent and be on the safer side here whilst still holding my HTF bias of new ATHs before cycle end. As shown on the charts, ive marked up the range and stages. We have carried out the sellers climax event, forming the range low, into the automatic rally (AR) forming the range high, moving into the secondary test (ST) with a failure swing back to the lows which forms the secondary test in phase B. From there we continued to range before putting in another range low deviation in the Spring event, with tests of the range low before seeing this explosive move come through from the spring event back to the range highs. Volume also supports price action with a high influx of volume on the sellers climax low, stopping the prior trend, decreasing volume in the range into supply with a further increase in buyer volume as we deviate the lows in the spring event. We have also broke structure bullish in the range and formed a HH, with a HL yet to be formed.... **So whats next? ** It seems a lot more clear now after the last couple days, and also confirms intent behind the range and i think its safe to say we have formed a bottom here and my focus is now on the upside on BTC from here. After this range high deviation into supply, in this new HH, i wouldn't be surprised to see BTC pull back to the midpoint of the range between $84,000 - $76,500, back into demand and form a last point of support/demand in the accumulation range forming a HL, before another leg higher as shown. With how price has set up, with the demand left behind in the range and the bullish intent, my focus is on BTC forming a HL from demand before a continuation higher in line with my HTF bias that we will see new ATHs again before the cycle end. This is also supported in what im seeing on USDT.D and USDC.D where they are distributing in their ranges in supply with breakdowns in both and moving to a bearish trend. Therefore, when price corrects into these levels i will be looking to allocate risk into the market during the discount of the HL and I will be looking for my buys on DOGE and any other opportunities, where im expecting higher lows in the market before continuations higher across the board. This doesnt mean everything though as many alts are yet to catch up and flip bullish, so my focus will be on the higher quality, stronger coins such as DOGE, but i expect the rest of the market to catch up eventually as BTC runs higher from these lows. 1D: 3D: 1W: 1M:
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by marshyyy
$NIO Wyckoff Accumulation – Schematic #1 or #2 in PlayMy base case at the moment is Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic #2 , where the Secondary Test ( ST-B ) could mark the very bottom. This idea will be validated for me especially if we see interaction with the High Time Frame Channel projection. Green Zone: We have multiple levels of confluence around this zone: 0.786 Fibonacci Retracement from the 2020 low to the 2021 top MO – Monthly Open level Volume cluster from previous local consolidation Blue Zone: If price drops as low as VAL, I expect it to be just a quick, volatile wick breaching into the Blue Zone. High Time Frame Channel projection:
NYSE:NIOLong
by Bulltro
3
LCID looks like it could hit a nice 50% popBasically been in an extended downtrend since the SPAC merger in '21. I have seen sporadic bullish news fundamental wise but those I take with a grain of salt. What has really snagged my attention is we broke out of the falling wedge on the weekly, made a lower low, catching out people who took the breakout early, we bounced up, double topped, generating some decent liquidity above those 5-6 highs to our immediate left. On top of that when we came in for the 2nd bottom we put in a pretty clean accumulation schematic, volume jiving on cue. Daily P pattern on the TPO, bull flag on the 15, the more I look, the more I like it. Much love and good luck!
NASDAQ:LCIDLong
by Trend_Chasin
1
EURJPY Potential Longs - Short & Long Term (Technical Analysis)Technical Outlook: Looking at previous price movement, we see it's been trending up since August 2024, with the last reaccumulation phase ending in early 2024. We recently saw a demand chain, but the last push couldn't quite hit new highs. Supply then took over, driving the price back down to a daily demand level. At this point, we've seen some strong bullish reactions on the lower timeframes, which is interesting and here's why - Potential Scenarios & Probabilities: Scenario 1 (High Probability) – Demand should regain control, leading to a bullish breakout. Scenario 2 (Medium Probability) - Price could range within the ascending channel for a while. Scenario 3 (Low Probability) – The bulls might disengage, resulting in a bearish break and continuation thereafter. Trading Considerations: Price is currently in a discounted zone within the ascending channel (158.000 – 168.000) . We can look for trading opportunities within this range, focusing on strong supply and demand areas, anticipating the eventual bullish breakout. A long position closer to the bottom of the range could turn into a swing trade. If you're trading inside the range on lower time frames, it's smart to keep an eye on volume, overbought/oversold levels, and relative currency strength. Final Notes: With the price moving sideways for a good six months, range trading is definitely a possibility. But the real goal is to catch that bullish breakout when it happens, and it looks like it's getting close. As always, manage your risk carefully, and don't hesitate to take the trade when the setup is right – assuming you've got a solid plan and a clear target in mind. OANDA:EURJPY
Long
by Apexfx_Alpha
The Wyckoff Accumulation Method. And how it can make you money.Richard Demille Wyckoff (1873–1934) was a trailblazer in the early 20th century, known for his innovative technical methods in stock market analysis. He ranks among the five great figures of technical analysis, alongside Dow, Gann, Elliott, and Merrill. At just 15 years old, he began his career as a stock runner for a brokerage in New York. By his twenties, he had already risen to the position of head of his firm. Wyckoff was a passionate learner of the markets, deeply engaged in tape reading and trading. He closely monitored the market manoeuvres and strategies of the iconic stock traders of his era, such as JP Morgan and Jesse Livermore. Through his keen observations and discussions with these prominent figures, Wyckoff distilled the most effective practices of Livermore and others into a set of laws, principles, and techniques that shaped his trading methodology, money management strategies, and mental discipline. Mr. Wyckoff noticed that many retail investors were consistently being taken advantage of. In response, he committed himself to educating the public on “the true rules of the game” as dictated by major players, often referred to as “smart money.” In the 1930s, he established a school that eventually evolved into the Stock Market Institute. The primary focus of the school was a course that combined Wyckoff's insights on recognising the accumulation and distribution strategies of large operators with techniques for aligning one’s investments with these influential entities. His enduring principles remain just as relevant today as they were when he first shared them. “…all the fluctuations in the market and in all the various stocks should be studied as if they were the result of one man’s operations. Let us call him the Composite Man, who, in theory, sits behind the scenes and manipulates the stocks to your disadvantage if you do not understand the game as he plays it; and to your great profit if you do understand it.” (The Richard D. Wyckoff Course in Stock Market Science and Technique, section 9, p. 1-2) Wyckoff advised retail traders to try to play the market game as the Composite Man played it. He claimed that it doesn't matter if market moves “are real or artificial; that is, the result of actual buying and selling by the public and bona fide investors or artificial buying and selling by larger operators.” Wyckoff, drawing from his extensive observations of the market activities of major players, imparted several key insights: The Composite Man meticulously strategises, implements, and wraps up his market campaigns. He entices the public to invest in a stock where he has built a significant position by engaging in numerous transactions, effectively promoting his stock and creating the illusion of a “broad market.” To truly grasp the dynamics at play, one must analyse individual stock charts to discern the behaviour of the stock and the intentions of the large operators who influence it. With dedicated study and practice, individuals can develop the skill to decode the underlying motives reflected in a chart's movements. Wyckoff and his colleagues believed that by understanding the market behaviour of the Composite Man, traders could spot numerous trading and investment opportunities early enough to capitalise on them. One goal of the Wyckoff method is to enhance market timing when entering a position by predicting an upcoming movement that offers a favourable reward-to-risk ratio. Trading ranges (TRs) represent areas where the previous trend, whether upward or downward, has paused, creating a relative balance between supply and demand. During these TRs, institutions and large professional players gear up for their next bullish or bearish strategies by either accumulating or distributing shares. In both accumulation and distribution phases within TRs, the Composite Man is actively engaged in buying and selling. The key difference lies in the fact that during accumulation, the volume of shares bought exceeds those sold, whereas in distribution, the opposite occurs. The degree of accumulation or distribution ultimately influences the nature of the subsequent movement out of the TR. Springs and shakeouts typically happen towards the end of a trading range (TR), providing key players in the stock market an opportunity to thoroughly assess the available supply before initiating a markup phase. A "spring" occurs when the price dips below the lowest point of the TR, only to rebound and close back within the range. This maneuver can create confusion among the public regarding the future direction of the stock, allowing major investors to acquire more shares at lower prices. A terminal shakeout, which takes place at the conclusion of an accumulation TR, is essentially an amplified version of a spring. Additionally, shakeouts can happen even after a price increase has begun, characterized by a swift drop designed to prompt retail traders and long-position investors to sell their shares to larger market players. To sum up, while there is much more to explore on this topic, Richard D. Wyckoff's groundbreaking contributions in the early 1900s highlighted that stock price movements are largely influenced by institutional players and significant market operators who often sway prices to their advantage. Although many professional traders incorporate Wyckoff's techniques, his comprehensive approach remains underutilised among retail investors, despite his aim to educate the public on the "true rules of the game." His methods for stock selection and investment have proven resilient over time, thanks to their detailed, systematic, and logical framework for pinpointing high-probability, lucrative trades. This disciplined strategy empowers investors to make rational trading choices, free from emotional bias. By applying Wyckoff's principles, investors can align themselves with the strategies of influential "smart money" players, avoiding the pitfalls of being on the wrong side of market movements. Mastering Wyckoff analysis demands significant practice, but the rewards are undoubtedly worthwhile.
Long
by BallaJi