After BTC broke through 120,000, the "Sideways Mystery": The life-and-death battle of bulls and bears revealed by Chan Theory, those who understand have already started laying out for a million market!



When BTC is moving sideways around $123,902, and the market is speculating whether it is a "continuation upward" or a "top signal", the structure of the Chan theory has already drawn a clear roadmap for bulls and bears. What key signals hidden in this violent surge that started from $108,569 are causing traders' adrenaline to spike?

1. The initial appearance of the upward center, with 125,000 becoming the main battlefield for the struggle between bulls and bears.

From the 1-hour K-line chart, BTC has surged from the low point of $108,569 to a high of $125,788.4, forming a standard 1-hour level upward central prototype (in the range of $122,000-$125,000). The current price is oscillating near the lower edge of the central, which is not "unable to rise" but rather a classic pattern of "energy accumulation breakout" in Chan's theory!

It is important to note that this wave of increase has not shown any divergence signals— the MACD yellow and white lines have always been above the zero axis, the red bars have shortened but the momentum has not weakened; the KDJ and RSI indicators are also in a neutral to strong zone, and have not entered the overbought area at all. This combination of "no divergence + central oscillation" is a strong signal for the continuation of the bullish trend within the framework of the Chande theory.

2. As long as the key support holds, 130,000 is just an appetizer.

For traders using the Chande theory, the current operational logic is incredibly clear: as long as the support at $122,000 holds, the bullish trend is not over. Once there is a volume breakout above the previous high of $125,788.4, it will form a "third type buy point," targeting the round number of $130,000 (calculated based on the proportional increase of the central axis); even if there is a short-term pullback, as long as it does not drop below $122,000, it presents a golden opportunity for a low buy.

From the perspective of trading volume, the 24-hour transaction volume of 9.094 billion indicates that the market is active and funds have not withdrawn. This "increase in volume with a price rise + decrease in volume with a price adjustment" volume-price structure is a typical characteristic of a healthy upward trend and provides sufficient momentum for subsequent breakthroughs.

3. The Million Dollar Opportunity for Chan Theory Traders: Seizing Lightning Market Movements in Central Breakthroughs

Short-term traders can play within the range of $122,000 to $125,788: go long near $122,000 relying on support, betting on a breakout to the previous high; if it reaches the resistance level of $125,788, they can short with a light position, but must be quick in and out—because once there is a breakout, the shorts will be completely crushed.

Trend traders should pay close attention to the emergence of the "third type of buying point." If BTC effectively breaks through $125,788, it will open up a new round of upward space, and $130,000, $140,000, or even the previous high of $150,000 will become within reach. This wave of market driven by the structure of the theory of twists is destined to be a celebration for the few—those who understand the central oscillation have already positioned themselves at the low point of $108,569, and the current sideways movement is their final preparation for the next wave of million-dollar market!

From "despairing decline" to "violent surge," and then to "central accumulation," BTC interprets the wealth code of bull and bear transitions through the structure of the Chande theory. The current sideways market is not the end, but the starting point for reaching 130,000+. Traders who grasp the Chande theory have already gained a significant advantage in this life-and-death battle of longs and shorts!
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