Based on Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationship, Order Flow, and Price Action Analysis of BTC Short-term Trends


$BTC ‌ 1. Dow Theory (Dow Theory)
Main trend (1-hour level): The medium-term downtrend from the high point of 82,448 on May 10 is experiencing a critical turning point. After panic sell-off to 59,095 on June 5, a strong rebound occurred from June 6–8, reaching a high of 64,184. On June 9, "gap opening, decline, and volume surge" caused a sharp drop from 63,050 to 60,740. The morning of June 10 saw further decline to 60,727 (a new low since the rebound), but an astonishing V-shaped rebound occurred in the afternoon to 62,794. On June 11, a strong rally pushed prices up to 63,833, and on June 12, the market showed a "morning consolidation, afternoon surge" with strong momentum. After opening at 63,563, the price oscillated, briefly dipped to 62,759 at 06:30, then broke out with volume, soaring from 63,216 to 63,448 at 08:15, breaking 63,870 at 09:30, and after consolidation, a dramatic surge from 63,458 to 64,340 at 14:45, then a slight pullback to close at 63,490. Although the medium-term downtrend has not been fully reversed, the V-shaped reversal from June 10–12 and the strong rally indicate bulls are regaining strength.
Short-term trend (15-minute level): The June 12 movement shows "morning consolidation, afternoon surge." The short-term low points moved from 63,563 (00:00) down to 63,410 (01:15), 63,230 (06:30), and 62,759 (06:30), then rebounded. Short-term highs moved from 63,712 (00:00) up to 63,698 (04:15), 63,776 (04:30), 63,812 (09:30), and 64,340 (15:00). The afternoon high and low points moved upward simultaneously, with the upward speed accelerating sharply at the close, indicating a oscillating upward trend.
Dow conclusion: The main trend remains downward, but downward momentum is significantly weakening. The short-term trend is oscillating upward. The rally on June 12 broke above the previous high of 64,184 on June 8, reaching a new high of 64,340, returning the market to a bullish state. The key resistance zone is 64,500–65,000. If prices can break through this zone effectively, the short-term downtrend will be confirmed as reversed; if the rebound stalls at 64,000 and falls below 62,500, the rebound ends, and the downtrend continues, targeting the 60,727–59,095 range.
2. Chan Theory (Chen Theory)
Pattern structure: On the 15-minute level, multiple valid top and bottom fractals are marked on the chart.
Top fractals: Appear at 64,184 (June 8, 15:00), 63,898 (June 5, 00:30), 63,487 (June 9, 05:30), 63,395 (June 9, 06:15), 62,882 (June 9, 08:00), 62,794 (June 10, 15:45), 63,067 (June 11, 10:45), 63,154 (June 11, 11:00), 63,833 (June 11, 19:30), 63,776 (June 12, 04:30), 63,870 (June 12, 09:30), 64,340 (June 12, 15:00). The top fractal on June 12 shows a significant upward shift from around 63,500 to the 64,000–64,500 zone, indicating bulls are regaining strength.
Bottom fractals: Appear at 59,095 (June 5, 18:45), 59,460 (June 6, 04:15), 60,708 (June 7, 00:45), 60,740 (June 9, 16:30), 60,727 (June 10, 09:00), 61,120 (June 10, 05:00), 61,460 (June 11, 00:00), 62,297 (June 11, 17:00), 62,759 (June 12, 06:30), 63,216 (June 12, 08:15), 63,458 (June 12, 14:45). The bottom fractal on June 12 shows a notable upward shift from around 62,500 to 63,000–63,500, indicating strong bullish absorption.
Bi (stroke) and line segments: From the bottom fractal at 60,727 to the top fractal at 63,833 (June 11, 19:30), a very strong upward stroke (~3,106) is formed (blue line). Then from 63,833 to 62,759 (June 12, 06:30), a downward stroke (~1,074) forms (brown line), with weak momentum, about 34.6% of the previous upward stroke, indicating a significant weakening of the bears. Subsequently, from 62,759 to 64,340 (June 12, 15:00), a very strong upward stroke (~1,581) forms, showing bulls are still in control.
Central zone: Between 62,000–64,000, K-line clusters from June 7–12 are forming a new central zone in Chan Theory. The current price of 63,490 is inside the central zone, leaning towards the upper boundary, indicating a construction phase. In the 60,500–62,000 zone, the K-line clusters from June 9–10 have formed a downward central zone, but the V-shaped rebound on June 10 and the strong rally on June 11–12 have broken through this zone, entering an accelerated upward phase after the breakout.
Chan conclusion: The upward strokes (+3,106 and +1,581) are extremely strong, while the downward stroke (-1,074) is weakening, showing bulls are dominant. Currently, the market is in a high-level oscillation after extending the upward stroke, with no signs of termination. Short-term focus: whether 64,340 can form an effective top fractal. If formed, the upward stroke may end; if the price breaks above 64,500, the upward stroke extends, risking a rally to 65,000–66,000.
3. Elliott Wave Theory
Based on the 1-hour wave structure, the movement since the high of 82,448 on May 10 is divided into a typical "five-wave decline + ABC rebound" pattern:
Wave 1 (Crash): From 82,448 down to 75,658 (May 26), about -6,790.
Wave 2 (Rebound): From 75,658 up to 78,002 (May 26), about +2,344.
Wave 3 (Main decline): From 78,002 down to 66,703 (June 2), about -11,299.
Wave 4 (Rebound): From 66,703 up to 74,153 (May 31), about +7,450.
Wave 5 (Final crash): From 74,153 down to 59,095 (June 5), about -15,058.
A wave (rebound): From 59,095 up to 64,184 (June 8, 15:00), about +5,089.
B wave (correction): From 64,184 down to 60,727 (June 10, 09:00), about -3,457. The B wave correction is about 67.9% of A wave, a typical deep correction.
C wave (expansion): From 60,727 up to 64,340 (June 12, 15:00), about +3,613. The current C wave is about 71% of A wave; if C equals A, target around 65,800–66,000; if C is 1.618 times A, target around 67,500–68,000.
Wave conclusion: The market is in the ABC rebound, with C wave unfolding strongly. The strength of C wave (+3,613) is very high, and B wave has not broken the starting point of A wave at 59,095, which is a positive sign. If C wave breaks 64,500 and continues upward, the rebound target is 65,000–67,000; if it stalls near 64,500 and falls below 62,500, C wave fails, and the downward impulsive wave begins.
4. Volume-Price Relationship (Volume-Price Analysis)
Overall volume-price features: June 12 shows extremely positive volume-price signals. During the morning consolidation, volume was relatively low, but during the afternoon surge, massive volume appeared. Dense volume candles occurred during the rally, with significant volume increases at key breakout points, indicating strong bullish force.
Key volume-price nodes:
- June 12, 00:00: A volume spike with a bullish candle (volume 254 million), from 63,563 to 63,674, confirming early bullish attack.
- June 12, 04:15: A volume spike with a bullish candle (volume 291 million), from 63,415 to 63,702, confirming continued bullish attack.
- June 12, 08:15: An astonishing massive bullish candle (volume 881 million), from 63,216 to 63,448, confirming explosive bullish force.
- June 12, 09:30: A volume spike with a bullish candle (volume 125 million), from 63,688 to 63,813, confirming sustained bullish strength.
- June 12, 14:45: An astonishing massive bullish candle (volume 607 million), from 63,458 to 63,951, confirming explosive late-day bullishness.
- June 12, 15:00: A terrifying massive bullish candle (volume 905 million), from 63,938 to 64,340, confirming extreme bullish force and panic buying.
- June 12, 15:15: A large bearish candle (volume 539 million), from 64,335 down to 64,086, showing selling pressure near 64,340.
Recent 10 five-minute candles: From 63,560 oscillating down to 63,490, volume shows decreasing consolidation, market waiting in the 63,300–63,600 range.
Volume-price conclusion: The surge on June 12 was accompanied by massive volume, indicating strong bullish momentum. The volume decline at 15:15 suggests selling pressure near 64,340. The current high-volume consolidation indicates a pause in both bulls and bears. Key observation points: if the price retraces to 63,000–62,500 with decreasing volume and stabilizes, C wave may continue; if volume surges below 62,000, C wave fails.
5. Order Flow (Order Flow)
Volume Profile: The recent 3-day volume control point (POC) is at 63,452, the area with the densest trading, forming the current key value zone. The current price of 63,490 is very close to POC, indicating market value is aligned with actual trading, in a fair valuation zone.
Current position analysis: Price at 63,490 is about 38 above POC, near the value zone center (Fair Value). In order flow theory, returning to POC suggests short-term balance between bulls and bears, with the market moving from overbought to fair valuation. The current price is contesting near POC; if it stabilizes above POC, it may move to higher value zones; if it falls below POC toward 62,000, it re-enters undervalued territory.
High volume nodes (HVN):
- 64,000–64,500: Resistance HVN (formed after the surge on June 12, currently creating resistance)
- 63,000–64,000: Core support HVN (dense trading zone on June 11–12, current support)
- 62,000–63,000: Support HVN (early June trading zone)
- 60,500–61,500: Strong support HVN (massive support after June 10 decline)
Delta analysis (bottom sub-chart): Delta estimates show that during the June 12 surge at 08:15, Delta turned significantly positive (+2 billion), confirming active buying dominance. During the late rally at 14:45–15:00, Delta again turned strongly positive (+3 billion), confirming active buying at the close. At 15:15, Delta turned significantly negative (-1.5 billion), indicating concentrated selling pressure near 64,340. Currently, Delta MA12 has recovered from negative to positive, showing buyer strength, but the large negative Delta at 15:15 warrants caution.
Order flow conclusion: Price near POC 63,452, short-term balance between bulls and bears. Resistance at 64,000 and 64,500 HVNs. If Delta remains positive with volume breakout at these levels, upward target to 65,000 is possible; if Delta stays negative and price drops below 62,500, C wave fails.
6. Price Action (Price Behavior)
Support and resistance levels:
- Strong resistance: 82,448 (high point), 78,002 (May 26 rebound high), 74,153 (May 31 rebound high), 64,340 (June 12 rebound high)
- Key resistance: 64,500 (psychological level), 64,184 (June 8 rebound high), 63,833 (June 11 rebound high)
- Key support: 63,000 (psychological level), 62,500 (June 12 consolidation lower boundary), 62,000 (psychological level), 62,759 (June 12 morning low), 60,727 (June 10 crash low), 59,095 (June 5 crash low)
K-line patterns:
- June 12, 06:30: A long lower shadow bearish candle (body 271, shadow 271) near 62,759, indicating panic selling followed by strong buy support, forming a "hammer" bullish pattern.
- June 12, 08:15: A long lower shadow bullish candle (body 232, shadow 0), from 63,216 to 63,448, showing strong V-shaped reversal, forming a "bullish engulfing" pattern.
- June 12, 14:45: A long lower shadow bullish candle (body 493, shadow 0), from 63,458 to 63,951, indicating bullish force explosion.
- June 12, 15:00: A long upper shadow bullish candle (body 402, shadow 0), from 63,938 to 64,340, showing bullish strength reaching extreme.
- June 12, 15:15: A bearish candle with long upper shadow (body -249, shadow 0), from 64,335 down to 64,086, indicating selling pressure near 64,340, forming a "shooting star" bearish pattern.
Trend structure:
- Short-term: Upward channel (connecting 60,727, 62,759, 63,458)
- Medium-term: The downtrend from 82,448 since May 10 is experiencing a critical turning point, with a new upward trend forming.
Price action conclusion: The market is in a high-level oscillation after a surge, with 64,500 as the key dividing line: breaking above confirms an uptrend targeting 65,000–66,000; rejection and pullback test support at 63,000–62,500.
Overall assessment:
Dow Theory indicates the main trend remains downward but with weakening downward momentum, short-term oscillating upward. Chan Theory shows very strong upward strokes (+3,106 and +1,581) and weakening downward stroke (-1,074), with the market in a high-level oscillation after extending the upward move. Elliott Wave confirms a completed five-wave decline, with ABC rebound and C wave unfolding (+3,613), targeting 65,000–67,000. Volume-price signals on June 12 show a massive surge with a "shooting star" warning. Order flow points to POC at 63,452, with price near POC, Delta MA12 positive but with a large negative Delta at 15:15. Price action shows "hammer," "bullish engulfing," and "shooting star" patterns, favoring short-term bullishness but with resistance at 64,500.
Short-term strategy suggestions:
- Bullish scenario: If price consolidates with decreasing volume near 62,500–63,000, forms a bottom fractal, and Delta turns positive, consider going long with targets at 64,000 then 65,000, stop-loss at 61,800.
- Bearish scenario: If the rebound reaches 64,500–65,000 with a top fractal and volume declines, confirming C wave failure and the start of a downward impulsive wave, consider short positions with targets at 62,500 then 61,000, stop-loss at 65,200.
Current state: Price at 63,490 is in a high-level oscillation after a surge, with resistance at 64,500. Wait for a pullback to 62,500–63,000 to confirm support before considering longs, or wait for a breakout above 64,500 to confirm trend reversal and chase the rally.
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