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


$BTC Comprehensive Judgment
Dow Theory indicates that the main trend remains downward but shows significant exhaustion of downward momentum, with a short-term steep upward trend, key levels at 65,000 (upside) and 63,500 (downside).
Chan Theory shows very strong upward strokes (+1,581 and +1,126) and clearly exhausted downward strokes (-926), currently in a high-level oscillation phase after an upward extension.
Wave Theory confirms that the five-wave decline is complete, and the ABC rebound Wave C is unfolding (+3,995), with Wave C target at 66,000–68,000.
Volume-Price Relationship shows a massive surge on June 13 with high volume, accompanied by a "shooting star" warning signal at the close.
Order Flow indicates POC at 63,537, with the price breaking through POC into the premium zone, Delta MA12 in positive territory.
Price Action shows a "bullish engulfing" + "shooting star" dual pattern, strongly biased bullish in the short term but with heavy resistance at 65,000.

Short-term Strategy Recommendations:

Bullish Scenario: If the price shows decreasing volume and stops falling near 63,500–64,000 + bottom formation + Delta turns positive, consider going long, target 65,000 → 66,000, stop loss at 62,800.

Bearish Scenario: If a rebound to 65,000–65,500 shows a top formation with increased volume and decline, confirming Wave C rebound failure + the start of a downward impulsive wave, consider shorting, target 63,500 → 62,500, stop loss at 65,800.

Current State: 64,457 is in a high-level oscillation zone after a sharp surge, strongly biased bullish in the short term but cautious of resistance at 65,000. It is recommended to wait for a pullback to 63,500–64,000 to confirm support before considering long positions, or wait for a break above 65,000 to confirm trend reversal before chasing the rally.
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