$BTW is recovering within a downward-sloping structure: lower rebound highs show that buyers are responding, but they have not regained control.
The liquidity sweep up to 1,8438, followed by a close back at 1,5908 on volume 2,15× the average of the previous 20 candles, and then a lower high at 1,8200, indicate that rallies continue to face significant selling pressure.
The latest H1 candle closed at 1,7211, with rebound volume at just 0,83×, supporting the possibility of Wyckoff-style redistribution, although the 1,6600 support zone has not yet been broken on a closing basis, so further downside continuation still needs confirmation.
The heatmap shows estimated liquidity at 1,87–1,91 above and 1,65–1,66 below, but these bands provide context only and do not guarantee that price will reach them.
Bearish bias — no entry yet: will sellers break the support zone before the rebound regains strength, or will early Shorts once again pay the price for impatience?
The liquidity sweep up to 1,8438, followed by a close back at 1,5908 on volume 2,15× the average of the previous 20 candles, and then a lower high at 1,8200, indicate that rallies continue to face significant selling pressure.
The latest H1 candle closed at 1,7211, with rebound volume at just 0,83×, supporting the possibility of Wyckoff-style redistribution, although the 1,6600 support zone has not yet been broken on a closing basis, so further downside continuation still needs confirmation.
The heatmap shows estimated liquidity at 1,87–1,91 above and 1,65–1,66 below, but these bands provide context only and do not guarantee that price will reach them.
Bearish bias — no entry yet: will sellers break the support zone before the rebound regains strength, or will early Shorts once again pay the price for impatience?