#baby $BABY Today, from the order-flow perspective, we continue to look: the DOM limit order below is still greater than the one above. The bearish view I gave over these past two days was absolutely correct, and it also brought decent returns. From the TPO perspective, we are currently in a ranging/consolidation zone, so we will soon see a major direction break. The idea is to first take out the liquidity below, and then move up.
This template can almost track and analyze every single candlestick, but getting the MBO data (the exchange’s second-level order book data) is a bit more troublesome. Still, I would recommend it.
$ARC order flow is bullish. The main reason is that there is liquidity vacuum above. When price passes through a vacuum, it will move unusually easily because there are no pending orders to act as resistance.
$KAITO ate 30 USD in the order flow. Now it has reached a bearish order block, so I took profit. This coin was one I discussed with everyone in the chat before as well—it was clear evidence of “buying more as it drops.” Your long position can take profit and then watch how this order block reacts. 聊天室
#baby $BABY Brother Yang provided two days of bearish signals, and the results have been very good. At the moment, the market maker’s limit orders are still in place, which means the decline will continue. You can take profit on half of your short positions, and keep the rest to keep buying the limit orders. Also, with the panic from the shorts during this creator event, it means that in August, a batch of event rewards will be unlocked. For now, just short without thinking.
#baby $BABY From the perspective of order flow, continue to look at this coin. The bearish bias I shared yesterday brought a move of 7–9%. Being bearish is perfectly reasonable. Today, we still see a lot of limit orders placed above and below the DOM. Therefore, we continue to be bearish. As long as the market maker’s resting orders don’t get canceled, you can follow the shorts to consume the liquidity.
#baby $BABY As an order-flow blogger, I only show everyone the technical side of this coin, not the fundamentals you can’t access. In the DOM, there is a dealer’s buy order placed below, and the total cumulative order book on the buy side is larger than the sell side by 11M. I still believe this could be a bearish opportunity. You can short near the area of the pending order and observe whether the order is the dealer’s iceberg order.
$HEI bearish view, it's a simple principle: the DOM market-maker has openly displayed limit orders at the bid/ask. The price needs to move to take over that position—this is fair value. While you are shorting, you only need to watch whether they will cancel the order. If they don’t cancel it, then you can continue holding.
The most insane coin, $DEXE . The old dealer lays a visible order at the 0.00 position. I won’t accept it unless it goes to zero—no way. I’m just putting my cards on the table.
Morning-free distribution of $ERA profit rate 666%, $8 profit $48 profit. I just want to share the odds; any analysis will get rate-limited. Everyone understands.
Purchased. I am with Mr. Li Wenya. Whether doing science or order flow or marketing, it’s inseparable from Professor Li’s knowledge of blackbody theory.
Afternoon order flow moves for a round of $SNXX . Still bullish and going long, following the lead order level 2 pending order data. Also, order a Luckin Coffee while you’re at it—the grind hasn’t finished yet.
I still want to open a $ERA long order, brother—what is it for? It’s for going after the liquidity above. When a big bubble comes in, there will be a rebound. Compared with ask and bid, there’s also a buy-limit advantage.
Brother is about to do $ONE . On the footprint chart, it should be able to rise. The main reason is that the DOM gap on both sides is too obvious. If the buyer doesn’t cancel the limit order, I think no matter what it can rise. 聊天室
$XAN can be used for a short-term long to the previous high. Liquidity is present both above and below, but mainly near the EMA 99, so there are some views: judging from the DOM order book, liquidity is sufficient, and it can push a small high point.
$MET I’m getting ready to go long—this isn’t now. It’s a future plan: once the stop-losses of some people have been triggered and they’re taken out, I’ll take advantage of the opening to enter, reduce slippage, and enter using liquidity.
$VVV 1:3’s profit-to-loss ratio has been achieved. Going forward, continue to watch for bullish momentum. Using a footprint chart makes it easier to visualize the candle’s multi-head (bull vs. bear) power. At key price levels, potential reversals can also be identified. The trade ratio for this experiment is losing 4 dollars and winning 19 dollars. This test went very well—scale up the capital.