#AirdropSafetyGuide

1. Gartley Pattern (Noble Shark)

Function: Indicates a trend reversal from bullish to bearish (or vice versa).

It starts with a price movement called XA, followed by a correction AB, then BC, and finally CD.

Point D is the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ).

Counter: If the Gartley pattern is bullish, the counter is a bearish Gartley, and vice versa.

2. Bat Pattern (Bat)

Function: Similar to the Gartley pattern but with different Fibonacci ratios.

Characterized by the first correction (AB) being smaller.

Counter: Bullish Bat is countered by a bearish Bat.

3. Butterfly Pattern (Butterfly)

Function: Expects the end of a strong trend followed by a clear reversal.

CD extends more than XA (usually 127% or more).

Counter: Bullish Butterfly = sell signal, bearish Butterfly = buy signal.

4. Crab Pattern (Crab)

Function: Provides very sharp and strong reversal signals.

The leg CD extends by a high Fibonacci ratio (161.8%).

Counter: Like the others – bullish Crab is countered by a bearish Crab.

5. Shark Pattern (Shark)

Function: Used to detect short-term movements with strong reversals.

Not considered entirely classical like the others, but very useful for traders.

Counter: Bullish Shark is countered by a bearish Shark.

6. Cypher Pattern (Cypher)

Function: One of the relatively complex patterns, used by professionals to accurately predict reversals.

Relies on somewhat unconventional Fibonacci ratios.

Counter: Bullish Cypher versus bearish Cypher.