Title: BTC/USDT: The Battle Between Supply and Demand (Trade Plan)
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In trading, we do not guess where the price will go; we react to where the price is. Today's analysis breaks down the current market structure into clear actionable zones: The Red Boxes (Supply) and The Yellow Boxes (Demand).
Here is the game plan for the week.
1. THE YELLOW BOX (MAJOR DEMAND ZONE)
This zone represents the "Line in the Sand" for the bulls.
Bullish Scenario: If price dips into this yellow box and shows rejection wicks or a lower timeframe reversal pattern, it creates a high-probability LONG entry.
Target: The Red Boxes (FVG) overhead.
Bearish Scenario (Breakdown): If the price breaks below this yellow box with a strong 1H or 4H candle close, the bullish structure is invalidated. This flip from Support to Resistance would trigger a SHORT setup targeting lower liquidity levels.
2. THE RED BOXES (OVERHEAD SUPPLY WALLS)
These red boxes represent areas where sellers are active (often aligning with Fair Value Gaps).
Bearish Scenario: If price rallies into a Red Box and gets rejected (look for long wicks to the upside), it is a valid SHORT signal to play the range back down.
Bullish Scenario (Breakout): If price breaks cleanly through a Red Box, that zone flips from Bearish to Bullish. We then wait for a retest of that broken box to go LONG, targeting the next Red Box higher.
HOW TO TRADE THIS (The Confluence Rule)
Do not blindly buy or sell just because the price touches a line. Use these boxes as CONFLUENCE.
Step 1: Wait for price to enter a Box.
Step 2: Look for a reaction on the lower timeframe (15m or 5m).
Step 3: Enter only if you see a reversal candle (Hammer, Engulfing) or a confirmed breakout/retest.
SUMMARY
Yellow Box Holds = Bullish Bias.
Yellow Box Breaks = Bearish Bias.
Red Box Rejects = Bearish Bias.
Red Box Breaks = Bullish Bias.
Disclaimer: This analysis by Mubite is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always manage your risk.
What is your bias for the week? Are we holding the Yellow Box or breaking down? Let us know in the comments below!
