CryptoBully

$HYPE
Not much to look at in terms of static levels, beside the one from last year's Q4 high around $51. Trend remains of up until proven otherwise.
As long as the price develops in a way that leads to the break of market structure to the downside, buying dips into EMAs and selling higher is relatively safe.

$SOL
Price is an a textbook uptrend since the start of the month. Not much to do here, except bidding the retests of the EMAs/buying dips until $97 (last month's high).
Invalidation would be price losing the last low ($83).

$ETH
Overall price is in an obvious uptrend. But reaction around $2.5k is key, if we hold above, price likely trades towards $2.7-2.8k.
In case it rejects from there, I'm looking to bid $2150-2200, which had been a significant resistance capping price for more than 2 months, which got flipped as support and aligned perfectly with ema 20/50.

Very clean flip on weekly VWAP and we held the volume gap
Shows market appetite even post the STRC bid dried up
Was personally not long on perps but happy to ride by BTC and HYPE spot for now. Will hedge at 80k+ if given
Think best to not chase OR short into strength like this

I'm not a fan of trading solely on price patterns. But what's a fact in the market is, that patterns are recurring and they work given the context.
Below are 2 of my favourite setups for reversals, that I love to take in 2 very different market environments.

$BTC Short going well, March High defended again and Saylor marked the top again
Focusing on trailing stops now, want to see a break below Weekly VWAP (blue) and confirmation under the Volume Gap here today to TP some
Will cut in profit if we reclaim marked level

$BTC plans working out keeping it simple
- Long the CME weekly open, build position as long as lows hold
- TP into volume gap as it's likely to be resistance
- If we hold above VWAP band (grey) I expect expansion from here but LTF longs are pretty much done for now

One of my favourite setups to take at the key inflection points:
1. At range highs, key swing highs and lows, 3 drives pattern often occurs
2. Use for confluence, not trigger
3. Post 3rd drive, look for divergence and/or liquidation spike with no CVD follow through
4. Entry

Using orderflow to understand why price moves
And how to take advantage of it:

$HYPE (likely hits TP before POI)
Similar setup as others, if you think this ceasefire results in a continued trend. You have to bid the first dip lower in to the structure for higher.
Invalidation is pretty tight on this one as well. If price loses $35, you can assume this was a bull trap (fakeout) before continuation of the downtrend

$MON
Went up almost 50% since the monthly open. So with price action like this you have to keep it simple and bid retest of moving averages and EMAs.
Looking for a quick tap into Ema 20/50 at around $0.25-0.26 for continuation higher, invalidation is price losing the area marked in red as it would result in change of structure overall.

Don't normally use these heat maps but I think the Trump news could form a local top
Overall still, the path remains higher in the short-term with alts looking for any excuse to move higher
Can already see it in the flows of how depressed the OI was and the relative % move

Pattern we see quite often as of late.
In ranging markets and generally as well, most breakouts end up as great reversal setups. Price trades into key swing high, sellers keep selling into persisent bids from late longs and once the buying stops, price usually leaves some identifiable pattern like BOS/CHOC, that is visible on footprint charts as well.
Longs are left offside and punished

Often when market is confined to a range and there is some intra day volatility
You'll see highs and lows being respected much more, as every move lower people get way too pessimistic and every move higher gets people optimistic again. When all price is doing is trading level to level