The analysis demonstrates how combining cluster analysis and aggregated data helps identify weakening sellers and the formation of localized shortages. Additional metrics, such as buying efficiency, increased confidence in the long scenario. The momentum rally confirmed the validity of the analysis, and selling on the pullback served as a signal for timely profit-taking.

The YGG/USDT coin demonstrated a clear example of a reversal after a localized shortage of sellers. The entry was confirmed by cluster analysis and aggregated data, including an abnormal Z-Score deviation and low volatility. After a near-100% surge, a decline in the effectiveness of buys signaled profit-taking and exit.

This analysis demonstrates how cluster analysis and aggregated data can be used to identify weakening selling pressure and the moment when buyers take the initiative. Repeated selling without breaking the low and rising cumulative delta formed the basis for entering a long position, while the subsequent pullback after a strong rally signaled profit-taking.

An example of a trade where the market continued to rise despite selling pressure. Analysis of clusters and aggregated data showed that even with a preponderance of selling volumes, the price did not respond with a decline, indicating a shortage and buyer interest. Ultimately, the upward movement amounted to more than 40%, followed by a pullback and position fixing.

This analysis examines a SAND/USDT trade, where a combination of cluster analysis, heatmap, and Dashboard data helped identify a shift in the buying and selling mood. Despite market selling pressure, the price held thanks to limit support from below, prompting a long entry. Profit-taking occurred after buying activity weakened and volume efficiency declined.

In this analysis, I'll show you how I used a heat map (Z-Score) to identify abnormal limit densities and manage a position with additional buy-ins. We'll explore entry logic, price reaction to clusters, and how to intelligently leverage an idea without being overly greedy.

A breakdown of the ALPINE/USDT trade demonstrates how the combination of a cluster chart and Dashboard tools helps identify strong entry points. Despite active selling, the price held and did not break new lows, and a rare deviation in the Z-Score reinforced the hypothesis of an upside move. Ultimately, the decisive factor was the emergence of selling pressure and signs of profit-taking by participants. This analysis demonstrates the value of a comprehensive approach—monitoring the balance of power and taking action promptly.

In this analysis, we examined the situation with COTI/USDT. Despite significant buying and large clusters on the rise, the price failed to break new highs, indicating weakening buyers. This was followed by a sharp decline of more than 20%—almost five times higher than the typical price movement for this coin. This dynamic indicates increased volatility and the risk of holding the position, so locking in seemed the optimal solution.

In this trade, I relied on cluster analysis and Dashboard data: large market sell-offs failed to push the price down, indicating a shortage and active limit buyers. This became the key to entry. The final twist was a surge in selling volumes and increased volatility—a signal to lock in the result and take profits in time.

📊 The TST/USDT trade demonstrated how cluster analysis can help identify strong entry points. Despite the prevailing selling pressure, selling pressure eased, and the price held and gradually rose, indicating a localized shortage. 💡 The final move exceeded 70%, after which a pullback began—a signal to take profits and reduce risk.

The KNC/USDT deal became an example of how important it is to see not only the volume of sales, but also their effectiveness. When the pressure from sellers weakened and the price held, a signal appeared for a local deficit and entry into a long. At the exit, the situation was reversed by increased sales and the bears seizing the initiative. Result: +92.57% 🚀

This analysis examines a WLD/USDT trade, where the key factor was the price stability under obvious pressure from sellers. Analysis of the cluster chart, heat map and dashboard showed signs of local deficit and buyer activity, which gave a strong entry signal. At the exit, the decisive factor was the increase in market sales and a gradual decrease in price, which allowed us to fix the result in time and save profits.

In this analysis, I showed how market sales failed to update the minimum, and limit orders for purchase actively absorbed volumes. Such an imbalance allowed to enter the transaction in time and fix the result +95.06%. Such situations perfectly demonstrate the importance of working with clusters, delta for assessing the effectiveness of volumes on the impact of price.

In this analysis, we looked at a MAV/USDT trade: from finding an entry point through clusters and delta analysis to exiting with a result of +199.31%. We will analyze what signs of deficit and surplus can be seen on the chart, and why profit taking was the best solution.

A breakdown of the SKL/USDT trade, focusing on buyer/seller imbalances, cluster analysis, and delta. Shows how limit orders and price action helped identify entry and exit points, and manage risk after a strong move. A practical example of a comprehensive approach to trading in a highly volatile market.

Analysis of the BIO/USDT trade using cluster analysis, delta and Z-Score. It is shown how the imbalance between buyers and sellers helped to form a trading hypothesis, and the increase in volatility and the formation of large clusters became a signal to take profits. A practical example of complex analysis, ending with a result of +1870.24%.

A breakdown of the BIO/USDT trade, focusing on buyer weakness and volume imbalance. Shows how the cluster chart, delta/balance, and Z-Score help find entry and exit points even in high volatility. A practical example of an integrated approach to trading and position management.

OGN/USDT deal breakdown: how to recognize a local deficit on a cluster chart and take profits in time. In this deal, we managed to take over 35% of the movement, avoiding risks amid rising volatility and volume sales.

USTC/USDT deal analysis: how signs of local deficit and limit buyer activity helped to take +78.7% of the movement and lock in profits in time.

+85% growth from the entry point when starting with clear signs of local deficit. Sellers pressed with market orders, but limit buyers dampened the fall and reversed the price. After a strong impulse, there were volume sales and signs of transition to the balance phase - an excellent moment to fix the profit and exit without the risk of catching a rollback.

Analysis of a deal on DOGE/USDT, where despite strong pressure from sellers, the price held at local minimums, and buyers' limit orders began to absorb volumes. I will show how, through the analysis of clusters, delta and Z-Score, it was possible to enter in time, strengthen the position with additional orders and fix +15.6% of the movement before a sharp rollback.

PHB/USDT — a trade with an emphasis on sellers' inefficiency and a change in initiative. Despite the clear predominance of market selling, the price did not go down — and later began to rise even on small purchase volumes. This became the starting point for entering a long. The trade was completed after an increase of more than 15% — almost two standard deviations. A great example of how a weak price reaction to volumes can become a strong signal for a reversal.

CFX/USDT is a clear example of how demand works with a local deficit. In this analysis: 🔹 What the cluster chart showed 🔹 Why market sales were ineffective 🔹 How limit orders held the price 🔹 Where the exit was and why it is important Learn to see such scenarios and take the movement before the reversal. The analysis is suitable for both beginners and those who want to enter and exit more accurately.

A QKC/USDT breakdown focusing on clusters, aggregate data, and price reaction to market selling. We look at signs of local shortages, seller inefficiencies, and confirmation of an entry point with over 27% movement.