Franklin_Alexander

Today I want to share a trade where something very important was applied: not just seeing the opportunity, but waiting for confirmation before entering.
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🔎 Market Context
The AKT/USDT pair was showing weakness:
Break below support zones
Price below the EMA
Initial bearish intent
However, the behavior changed:
👉 Price recovers the EMA
👉 Breaks the recent high
👉 Shows bullish strength
This indicates a shift in market intent.
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🧠 Structure Change
The key point was:

Today, I want to share an analysis based on a very common market behavior: range (lateral) after a breakout, something that can confuse many traders.
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🔎 Market Context
The SHELL/USDT pair showed an initial bearish move:
Break of previous lows
Pullback to the broken zone
Rejection in that area
👉 This provided a valid entry to short based on continuation.
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🧠 What happened next?
After the drop, the price reached a zone where:
Found close support

Today, I want to share an interesting analysis based on multiple timeframes, where you can see how the market leaves clear clues before a potential move.
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🔎 Market Context
The SHELL/USDT pair has been showing an upward movement on lower timeframes, forming higher highs and higher lows. However, upon reaching a key zone, the price action started to shift.
This is where the importance of watching multiple timeframes comes into play.
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🧠 Signals on Higher Timeframe (1D)

Today I want to share a trade based on market structure reading and trend continuation, applying simple yet highly effective concepts.
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🔎 Market Context
The SHELL/USDT pair has been showing a clear recovery after a consolidation phase.
The price started to form higher lows (HL), indicating a potential shift towards a bullish trend.
Additionally, the EMA acted as dynamic support, reinforcing the positive bias.
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🧠 Structure Identification

Today I want to share a trade based on market structure analysis, where a clear breakout was identified along with a continuation showing strong momentum.
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🔎 Market Context
The RAVE/USDT pair was coming off a previous bullish movement, but started showing signs of weakness by failing to make new highs.
The price entered a sideways phase, respecting a resistance zone with the EMA acting as a dynamic ceiling. This type of behavior often signals a potential bearish breakout.

In trading, it's not always about chasing breakouts... often, the best opportunities arise from rejections at key zones. This was the recent case in POWER/USDT, where the price provided a clear scenario for a short trade.
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🧠 Market Context
The price was coming off a prior bullish impulse, approaching a significant resistance zone marked by a recent high.
Additionally:
The EMA acted as a dynamic zone nearby
The price was starting to lose momentum
A small consolidation was forming under resistance

Today, I want to share an analysis based on a trade I've been watching, where key market structure concepts were applied that any trader can use.
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🔎 Market Context
The NOM/USDT pair was on a strong bullish move, making higher highs and higher lows. However, after that momentum, the price started to lose steam and entered a consolidation phase.
This type of behavior is often an early signal of a potential trend reversal.

I've been analyzing the behavior of DOGE recently where a clear triangle formed across multiple timeframes (1H and 4H).
🔍 Technical context:
The price was in compression, forming:
- Lower highs
- Higher lows
This indicated a symmetrical triangle, typical of indecision before a strong move.
🚀 The breakout:
Finally, the price broke out with significant strength to the upside:
- Explosive bullish candlestick
- Clear exit from the triangle
- Initial confirmation at close
At this point, many (including myself) would consider a continuation entry.

I'm currently analyzing BTC's behavior, and everything points to the formation of a possible triangle across multiple timeframes (1H, 4H, and 1D).
🔍 What am I seeing?
The price shows:
- Lower highs
- Higher lows
This creates a typical compression structure of a symmetrical triangle, indicating a phase of market indecision.
📉📈 What does this mean?
Triangles don't predict direction. Rather:
- They represent accumulation of pressure

I want to share how BTC has been moving recently after a channel break that I've been analyzing.
🔍 Technical context:
The price had been respecting a bullish channel across multiple timeframes. After several attempts, a break below the channel finally occurred, indicating a potential structure shift.
On the 1H chart, a key movement was observed:
- Strong bearish momentum (breakout)
- Weak pullback (lackluster bounce)
- Continuation downward

I’m currently analyzing the BTC structure on the 1H, 4H, and daily timeframes, and there’s an interesting point worth discussing.
🔍 Technical context:
The price had been respecting a pretty clean bullish channel. However, recently there’s been a break of the channel across all three timeframes (1H, 4H, and 1D), which at first glance could be interpreted as a trend reversal.
On the daily chart, the break occurred with a relatively strong bearish candlestick, although full confirmation is still pending with the complete close. In 4H, the breakout was clear, followed by a pullback to the 50 EMA. In 1H, there’s an impulsive drop followed by a slow bounce.

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📊 Bitcoin (BTC) price today:
approximately $69,298 USD (real-time value and may vary quickly).
🧨 Strong market movement
Bitcoin experienced a significant drop below $65,000–$67,000, marking one of the worst daily decline days since the FTX collapse. �
📉 Price under pressure today
The price has also moved below $70,000 USD due to high volatility and cautious sentiment among traders. �
📊 Market indicators
During a recent phase, Coinbase's premium index reached negative levels, indicating panic selling in US markets. �

Bitcoin (BTC) is operating today around $78,000 – $79,000 USD, showing a partial recovery after hitting lows near $74,000 USD over the weekend, marking high volatility in the cryptocurrency market. �
According to multiple market analyses, Bitcoin has managed to stabilize above the key level of $75,000, but remains under pressure due to the lack of a clear catalyst to drive a solid rally towards higher levels. �
💹 Price range and technical levels

Bitcoin has experienced a volatile day in recent days, with sharp movements and a slight recent increase after falling sharply in price. This has generated interest among traders looking to understand if this bounce is just temporary or the beginning of a trend change.
📉 Fall and Bounce: What happened?
In the most recent hours, the price of Bitcoin plummeted to touch levels close to ~74,000 – 75,000 USD before regaining some ground and rising slightly. This small bounce is technically known as a technical bounce from a support level — a movement where buyers enter at a low price to temporarily halt the drop.

In the last hours of the market, Bitcoin experienced a small rebound after a strong intraday drop, bouncing above the level of ~75,000 USD after hitting lows close to that point. This movement was a momentary relief for traders and market participants, but does not necessarily indicate a change in overall trend. �
CoinDesk
📊 What happened during the session
During today's session, BTC moved with high volatility, with significant drops that took it below 79,000 USD and down to levels close to ~74,500 USD, considered an important technical support level. These lows seem to have triggered rebound purchases by some participants, causing a slight increase in price mid-session. �