Facebook Pixel
Help CenterBlog

BIO +325.71% (Directional Strategy Resonance)

Reading time: 2 min
BIO +325.71% (Directional Strategy Resonance)

A breakdown of the BIO/USDT trade, focusing on buyer weakness and volume imbalance. Shows how the cluster chart, delta/balance, and Z-Score help find entry and exit points even in high volatility. A practical example of an integrated approach to trading and position management.

Get started with top trading resources and expert support

Coin: BIO/USDT
Risk: High
Skill level: Beginner

Entry reasons

Cluster chart: Despite high volatility, in the highlighted zone selling pressure did not lead to a noticeable price drop or a new local low (red rectangle and arrow). Such a mismatch between selling pressure and price reaction may indicate the presence of a local shortage.

Cluster graph

In the Dashboard
Delta / Volume balance: Aggregated data shows that overall across the market and all pairs there was a dominance of selling (red rectangle).

Aggregated data - Dashboard

Exit reasons

Cluster chart: The opposite picture — significant volume buying was recorded, but despite buyer activity, the local price high could not be updated (green rectangle and arrow).

Cluster graph - BIO

In the Dashboard
Delta / Volume balance: Aggregated data confirmed what was seen on the cluster chart — participants’ buying could not push the price above the local high (green rectangle).

Z-Score (price): Additionally, there was an abnormal upward deviation on the last move — exceeding 3 standard deviations (blue arrow).

Aggregated data - Dashboard

Position management

This trade brought a strong result. During its holding, an additional entry was made, which strengthened the overall position and allowed the trading idea to be effectively executed.

Result of cluster evaluation graphics

Result: +325.71% profit.

Result

Conclusion

This trade clearly demonstrates how observing the balance between sellers and buyers can form the basis of a strong trading idea. Despite significant selling, the price did not drop substantially or update the local low — signaling a local shortage. On the other hand, heavy buying could not push the price higher than the local maximum, which was confirmed by aggregated delta/volume balance data.

This case highlights the importance of a comprehensive approach: analyzing volume, delta, and price behavior together helps identify quality entry and exit points even in high-volatility environments.

Follow new insights in our telegram channel.

No need to invent complex schemes and look for the "grail". Use the Resonance platform tools.

Register via the link — get a bonus and start earning:
OKX | BingX.

Promo code TOPBLOG gives you a 10% discount on any Resonance tariff plan.

Get started with top trading resources and expert support
Loading...