CryptoBully

Being wrong and accepting it is one of the best skill you can develop as a trader.
If you engage at the key highs/lows looking for continuation but price quickly shows acceptance, taking a trade in opposite direction is often a good reversal trade

As prices are trending, some of you would end up selling too early while others would round trip.
So one simple tool that I use during trends is Anchored VWAPs. Simply anchor the VWAP from start of the trend and general rule of thumb is, prices holding above the VWAP is=bullish and trend is to continue and vice versa.
This is not a trade trigger but a good gauge of at what point we are in terms of trend overall

$BTC Detailed Update
Kind of similar environment to what we had last year. Memes heating up alongside geopolitical tension right while we are at the range highs (not calling for a top)
But if we do end up correcting, these are the levels I'm interested to knife catch. $75k which is nice resting liquidity alongside aligning with Anchored VWAP retest.
Next zone would be $70-71k which is roughly 50% retracement of this whole parabola which quite often results in a bounce.

How to identify breakouts/large moves before they happen in real time?
Mark out the range highs or lows and wait for price to trade into it. If price SFPs the high/low, it is usually a reversal trade setup for mean reversion.
However, if price impulses through the highs/lows leaving behind imbalance with good volume, bid the next candle open or wait for move into imbalance for continuation

Overcrowded/obvious highs and lows tend to front run when price has a liq cascade or a sharp move into it.
As limit buys tend to have orders sitting in these levels as well as short sellers having their asks at these levels and price has tendency to front run/trap traders at these key levels

$SOL
Our first long in a pretty long time on Sol, Price as soon as we entered went parabolic, although the TP I mentioned in the prev update was partially filled as I had limit asks and left the rest to run since price sliced through it with volume.
Will see how this develops, if we accept back below $83, I'll cut the rest of pos, if not higher it is.

Volume Profile Cheatsheet 💯
Volume Profile are the bread and butter of my trading strategy. Backtest this if you're a beginner.
Trading Volume Profile is fairly simple when combined with basic price action. It helps identify key support/resistance levels and areas where the most volume is traded.
Below is everything you need to understand it:
Point of Control (POC): The price level with the highest traded volume. Price often revisits this level.
Value Area (VA): The range where a significant percentage of volume (usually 70%) was traded. It includes:
Value Area High (VAH): The range high. Val