The guide to scalp Bitcoin’s ranging markets and come out successful
Bitcoin price action or any other running market often presents fractals. Identifying these templates help get an edge over the market’s moves and allows traders to scalp profitably. This article takes a quick look at what the current template is for Bitcoin’s ranging market.
Bitcoin price on the one-hour chart set a swing high at $42,208 and broke this structure only to set a higher high at $42,988. Between these two higher highs, BTC formed a demand zone, extending from $40,808 to $41,465.
After this market structure break or MSB, Bitcoin price crashed suddenly and flipped the said demand zone into a bearish breaker. This technical formation stipulates that a retest of the breaker after a down move is often rejected due to the sell orders of the trapped investors that tried to position themselves long after a higher high.
Hence, a short-term play would be to enter a short position at $40,808 with a stop loss above $41,465. The take-profit level for this setup would be 2.90% lower – $39,620. This move would provide a 1.85R trade.
Source: TradingView
While the short-term outlook might reveal an extremely small bearish outlook, the six-hour chart shows a bullish scenario. The trend for Bitcoin price since 22 January has been a sell-side liquidity grab below a previously formed low to wipe out knife-catchers and early longers. This liquidity purge is followed by a massive, impulsive run-up that sweeps above a previously formed swing high.
A similar setup was observed on 3 and 24 February and most recently on 18 April. Therefore, investors can expect BTC to stabilize and trigger a massive, impulsive run-up to the previously formed high at $48,252.
However, there could be a brief pitstop at $44,222 before reaching the
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