How to Identify Support and Resistance
Part 3 — Real Examples (BTC & ETH)
In the previous parts, we explained what support and resistance really are and how to mark them on a chart.
Now let’s apply this understanding to real market examples.
No predictions.
No entries.
Only observation.
🔹 Example 1 — Bitcoin (BTC)
First, zoom out.
On a higher timeframe, notice:
🟡 price reacting multiple times from the same area
🟡 strong upward moves starting from support
🟡 resistance being tested repeatedly
This tells us:
➡️ buyers are defending key areas
➡️ price respects structure
Support acts as a floor, not a signal.
🔹 What matters here
🟡 price slows down near support
🟡 reactions are visible and consistent
🟡 structure remains intact
This confirms that the area is relevant.
🔹 Example 2 — Ethereum (ETH)
Now observe a different situation.
Price approaches resistance and:
🟡 fails to break higher
🟡 shows hesitation and rejection
🟡 starts to move lower
This indicates:
➡️ sellers are active in this area
➡️ resistance is being respected
Again, this is not a trade signal.
It is information.
🔹 Why examples are important
Examples train your eye.
Not to:
❌ copy trades
❌ predict outcomes
But to:
🟡 recognize key areas
🟡 understand context
🟡 stay objective
🔹 Summary
Support and resistance:
🟡 help you see where price reacts
🟡 provide structure and context
🟡 reduce unnecessary decisions
They do not tell you what to do.
They help you think clearly.
❓ When you look at a real chart,
do you wait for price to react at key areas —
or do you try to act before it does❓
