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BTC/USD Analysis – 4H Interval (Sample Workflow)

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BTC/USD Analysis – 4H Interval (Sample Workflow)
Note: I do not have access to the exact 4H chart from your screenshot, so I will perform the analysis based on the current market situation and typical price zones and setups that are worth following (you can apply them to your chart in TradingView).

📊1. Support and resistance zones
Resistance: 110,000 USD
(the last local peak and the place where a strong supply reaction was visible)

Support: 105,000 USD
(the place of the highest volumes and previous bounces, supported by POC levels from your screenshot)

Next support: 103,000 USD
(important level resulting from previous consolidations)

🔍2. Trend & Price Action
Direction: In the short term, the uptrend dominates (a series of higher lows and highs), but a stronger supply wick has appeared - a local pullback is possible.

Observe: Possible correction to the nearest support zones, rebound from POC/VAL/VAH levels.

Price channels: You can draw a rectangle (channel) between 107,000 and 110,000 as the current volatility range.

📌3. Indicators
Stochastic Oscillator: Close to the overbought zone (above 75) - a signal of a possible short-term pullback.

CHOP (Choppiness Index): Low - suggests that the market has just moved from consolidation to a trend (another strong movement after the correction may develop).

📊4. Candlestick structures
Last H4 candle: Long upper shadow (a possible signal of demand exhaustion).

Watch:

Reversal patterns (e.g. pinbar, engulfing) on ​​support/resistance zones.

🧠5. Scenarios and levels to watch
Bull scenario
Breakout of resistance 110,000 USD → possible quick move to 112,000–114,000 USD.

Condition: Increased volume and closing of 4H candle above resistance.

Bearish scenario
Bounce from 110,000 USD and drop to 107,000 or 105,000 USD.

If 105,000 USD is broken, possible retest of 103,000 USD.

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