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It's 2030:
- You laugh at the mistakes you made
- You thank yourself for learning price action
- You thank yourself for not giving up
Don't disappoint your future self.
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@dappOS_com Now that you can easily find market imbalance on the chart, you can move forward to follow three essential steps to identify supply and demand zones. 1. Spot the Current Price 2. Find ERCs/Imbalances 3. Identify Origin of the Price Movement 1. Spot the Current Price First, you need to spot the current price on the chart. Then, look at the left side of the chart and find a big strong lineup of candles either moving up or down. Typically, supply zones show upward movements, and demand zones show downward movements. 2. Find ERCs/Imbalances Now, focus on the left area of the chart to find the imbalances. You can identify these candles by their long bodies with little to no wicks. Remember that if any candle has an equal size of wicks and body, it is not an imbalance. This is how imbalances look on a price chart: 3. Identify Origin of the Price Movement Finally, you need to identify the origin of the price movement on the chart. You will find this by seeing a “balance of buyers and sellers creating a zone.” As in the below chart, the price rallied up with small-sized candles, balanced for some time, and then dropped downward by creating a big move/imbalance. #dappOSTheFutureofIntent #Binanceweb3wallet #BNBChainMemecoins #CryptoMarketMoves #TelegramCEO

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🚀supply and demand zones.🚀 🟢This is the origin we need to form the base of the supply zone. This base will help us draw the zone. Once we have dropped we are now forming a new base for either a demand or another supply. 🟢This is the origin we need to form the base of the supply zone. This base will help us draw the zone. Once we see the move down it will create another base forming the demand zone. #CryptoMarketMoves #USDataImpact #NFPWatch #TON #CryptoMarketMoves

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