$BTC Daily OutlookDaily Chart
Today’s close printed a small bearish doji; visually bearish but still another inside-day that keeps BTC boxed between the High-Volume Node / v-Level cluster at $116 860-$123 300.
Holding $116 860 remains critical; lose it on a daily close and price can easily slide to the weekly breakout shelf near $111 960. We are now 16 days inside this balance. Per Auction-Market-Theory rule #5, the longer price churns at the edge, the more resting liquidity is absorbed, eventually a decisive push will follow. If buyers defend $116 860 again, the path opens toward range high $123 300 and the prior ATH; if they fail, expect a fast flush to the weekly V-Level.
Footprint Read
Value Area High and Low span the full candle, with the POC parked mid-range, classic two-sided trade. Delta finished negative and the heaviest prints sit at session lows: sellers hit the bid hard, yet could not follow through. That absorption leaves shorts vulnerable to a squeeze if new selling momentum doesn’t appear quickly.
Fundamental Pulse – Week Ahead
ETF Flows: Spot-Bitcoin ETFs booked three consecutive inflow days to close last week (+$180 M net). Sustained demand under the range supports the bullish case.
Macro Data: U.S. FOMC & Federal Fund Rates prints for this week; expect more volatility starting from tomorrow.
Game Plan
Primary bias stays long while daily candles close above $116 860; upside trigger is a clean for now or shorts squeeze toward $123 300.
If $116 860 breaks with volume, prepare for a quick liquidity hunt into the weekly shelf at $111 960, where we reassess for swing longs.
Intraday: I’ll monitor the Intraday Chart on tomorrow's High impact events and look for best opportunities across the board. Alt window: a fresh downtick in BTC Dominance could spark rotation; watch high-Open Interest majors if BTC ranges.
Footprintchart
Trading with Volume profile there was 3 setup for intraday trading
first one after seeing rejection of imbalances ( high risk until we entered the Value again ) take profit @ POC or VAL
second one after seeing rejection of VAL ( this one was most valid setup of the day , we rejected imbalances and VAL at the same time , there were clear signs in the footprint ) take profit @ VWAP or POC or VAH or even finding new values at higher prices
third one was after breaking of VAH and retesting it ( usually u shouldn't enter at breakouts , cause it might be just liquidity hunt . u should wait for retest of breaking point ) take profit @ new values at higher prices
i usually dont like break out trades , but there was another opportunity after seeing absorption behind the vwap .
SNXUSDT at Support - Seeing confluence to go longSynthetix has been ranging between the current support of $2.95 and $3.60
I'm seeing a few points of confluence at support and see on the TPO and 30minute imbalance chart that there is a possibility of short traders being trapped at the low if price moves up sharply
Confluence:
1. Fibonacci golden pocket area
2. Value area low of the fixed range
3. Possible Trapped short traders
4. Failed aution on a TPO (Time Price Opportunity) chart
5. Bullish divergence on the 15m (Vumanchu cipher b)
Not Financial advice. DYOR. Papertrade before using real money.
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Safe trading guys!
Shawn
WAVESUSDT Ready for another breakout today?Waves Had a run of about 75% to the upside yesterday to $7.27
This morning it dumped down to $6.10
Currently we are seeing a bounce off this area which is a daily support.
If you aren't already in a trade, it might not be the best place to enter a long, but if you are already in the trade, it could be a reason for you to stay long.
One of the reasons I entered a long at $6.22 because of what I saw on a TPO chart and footprint chart.
I talk about likely reversal areas and where I am taking profits.
Open interest is currently increasing, which is another reason to hold a long if you are already in the trade
Not Financial advice. DYOR. Papertrade before using real money.
Safe trading guys!
Shawn