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At 8:50 AM, the prediction market (Polymarket) saw a big buy order for 'yes'. Meanwhile, the trading market (Binance) had a surge of longs entering at 9:05 AM. Is this the interaction between the two markets? Should we also keep an eye on Polymarket when doing trade analysis in the future?

Chapter Four: Specific Trading Strategies
Don’t try to trade everywhere. Only open positions in these two scenarios.
4.1 Golden Rule: Background + Setup
Analyzing footprints in the middle of nowhere is pointless. Must be used in the following locations, TPO levels (POC, Single Print, VAH/VAL).
4.2 Setup #1: Absorption (Trap)
This is the 'King of Setups'.
Background: Price hits a critical resistance level. Volume: Huge volume, but the candlestick shows no progress (candlestick size is very small). CVD/Delta: Very aggressive (buyers on the offensive), but price stagnates. Reason: Some limit sell orders (iceberg orders) are absorbing all buy orders. Buyers are trapped.

Chapter 3:
Footprint Chart (FOOTPRINT)
Stop guessing. With the footprint chart, you can see inside the candlesticks.
3.1 Interpretation
Imagine a cut candlestick chart. At each price level, you have: BID x ASK.
Left (BID): Aggressive sellers (market sell).
Right (ASK): Active buyers (market buy).
3.2 Diagonal Reading
In the market, when you buy, you need to hit the limit orders of sellers positioned above. Be aggressive in a 'ladder' style.
To analyze who’s winning, always compare the buy and sell prices at a certain level with those above.

Chapter 1: Market Structure and Theory (AMT and TPO)
Chapter 2: Market Catalysts (OI, DELTA, and CVD)
Chapter 3: Candlestick Micro (Footprint Chart)
Chapter 4: Specific Strategies
Chapter 5: Risk Management and Daily Trading