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Two Zones Will Decide Where This Goes Next
A supply & demand read, using Sam Seiden's method
Here's the core idea: when one side — buyers or sellers — completely overwhelms the other in a single move, it leaves orders behind that never got filled. Price remembers those levels, and tends to turn hard when it comes back to grab them.
Right now, there are two of those zones on this chart.
🟢 Demand Zone: $1.60 – $2.40
On Jul 23–24, buyers came in so aggressively that price shot up +125% off $1.617 in a single candle. Every seller in the way got run over — meaning a lot of buy orders never got filled.
Those orders are still sitting there. When price returns to $1.60–$2.40, expect it to turn up.
We're at $2.58 right now — right on the top edge of that zone. The turn could already be starting.
🔴 Supply Zone: $30 – $51
The mirror image happened on Jul 21: sellers overwhelmed every buyer and price dropped -82% in a single candle. That left a stack of unfilled sell orders sitting at $30–$51.
If price ever climbs back up there, expect a hard turn down.
What's In Between? Basically Nothing
From $2.40 up to $30, there's no real demand or supply — just fair value, where buyers and sellers agreed fast and moved on. Price sliced through $4–$30 like a knife on the way down, which means no imbalance ever got built there. Nothing to slow it down on the way back up either.
This empty stretch is what Seiden calls the pathway — the open highway between two zones.
The Setup at a Glance
Zone
Price
What It Means
🟢 Demand
$1.60 – $2.40
Turn up (unfilled buy orders)
🔴 Supply
$30 – $51
Turn down (unfilled sell orders)
🛣️ Pathway
$2.40 – $30
Nothing to slow price down
The Move Right Now
Price is sitting at the demand zone entry as we speak. The Seiden rule here: this is where the limit order goes in — not after waiting, not after confirmation. The imbalance already told us where the reaction happens.
Not financial advice — sharing the framework, not a recommendation.
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