The review documented a predominance of market selling with stable limit support. The heat map shows liquidity concentration within the range, the balance index remains neutral, and the price continues to move sideways with low volatility.

An example of a trade where a price increase amid market selling indicated a local shortage and strong demand. Entry and exit were determined by volume, price reaction, and a change in market momentum.

The analysis noted an increase in market buying as the balance index shifted into abnormal levels. At the same time, supply prevails on limit orders, restraining price growth. The market remains in a low-volatility sideways range, gradually pushing toward the upper limit.

A breakdown of the CVX/USDT trade, focusing on cluster analysis and aggregated data. Amid prevailing market selling, the price stopped declining, indicating the formation of a local shortage and providing grounds for entry. The exit occurred after a strong price move and signs of weakening buying momentum.

The review found a balanced market order situation with a persistent predominance of limit buys. The price has declined upward by an abnormal amount, volatility remains low, and abnormal accumulations of liquidity on both sides of the price are keeping the market in a sideways range.

The review documented a prolonged sideways market movement: market orders are dominated by selling, but an increase in limit purchases is providing support. Abnormal liquidity density on both sides of the price action is keeping the market in a sideways range, with a neutral balance index.

The analysis is based on volume and price reaction analysis: as sales increased, their effectiveness declined, indicating the formation of a localized shortage. Combining the cluster chart, delta, and Z-Score allowed us to objectively determine the entry point and promptly detect movement when buying momentum waned.

The analysis revealed a decline in the effectiveness of market selling while limit buying increased. Abnormal clusters of limit orders on both sides of the price create a range within which the market consolidates. The Balance Index remains neutral, and the price is held up by limit support.

A trade analysis based on cluster analysis and aggregated volumes. Despite the predominance of market selling, the price stopped declining, indicating a local shortage and the presence of limit demand. The exit was made after the abnormal movement and signs of sellers taking over, capturing the momentum already realized.

The review documented the current market structure: market orders are dominated by sell orders, while limit orders are dominated by buy orders. The heat map shows abnormal liquidity densities on both sides of the price, with the lower support being more pronounced. The Balance Index remains in neutral territory, and the price is moving sideways within the established limit price ranges.

A comprehensive analysis of the asset with a focus on clusters, delta, and supply/demand balance. Entry occurs when local shortages occur, and exit occurs when buyer initiative weakens and counter-pressure increases.

The analysis reveals the current market structure: market selling predominates and remains effective, but limit buying locally holds the price down. The heat map in Z-Score mode shows abnormal densities below the price, and the balance index is shifting upward while remaining in the mid-range. According to Dow Theory, the local trend remains downward.

A deal analysis based on cluster analysis and aggregated volumes. It shows how rising sales volumes stop putting downward pressure on the price, creating a local shortage and entry point. It also shows how a change in volume efficiency and the emergence of counter-selling leads to a balanced decision on profit-taking.

This article examines why the popular "Flag" trading pattern often generates false signals. Using examples from SOL and XRP, it demonstrates how visually "perfect" patterns fail without analyzing volumes, limit liquidity, and order efficiency. The article clearly explains why technical analysis fails to reflect the true balance of supply and demand and how a cluster approach can help make informed trading decisions.

The review documents the current market structure without forecasts: market selling is accumulating, but the minimum is not being updated due to absorption by limit buyers. Limit orders are forming density on both sides of the price, the balance index is in the rare zone, and the price continues to move in a relatively narrow sideways range.

Why does the classic "Head and Shoulders" pattern often lead to losses? Market participants blindly trust technical analysis, ignoring the real balance of supply and demand. Find out why a visual model without volume assessment is a false signal, and how to switch to objective market analysis.