In this review, we document current market conditions without attempting to predict future movement. Limit orders show a surge in buying orders with the balance shifted downward. At the peak of the decline, the price was pushed down by more than two standard deviations—a statistically anomalous movement. The heat map shows large limit volumes, partially filled both on the initial decline and on the subsequent pullback. The balance index remains within the average percentile, and anomalous volume densities are forming local support. The local minimum has not yet been updated—market sell orders have run into dense limit volumes, temporarily supporting the price.

In this review, we document the current market state without attempting to predict the future. Market orders are gradually shifting toward buyers, while support for limit orders is declining. The price is upside and is in a rare percentile zone, and the heat map shows a cluster of limit orders above the current price. Despite low volatility and localized growth, the Dow structure remains bearish.

The analysis is based solely on facts reflected in the behavior of market and limit orders, volume dynamics, and price reaction. A gradual increase in buying activity on limit orders, a localized decline in selling efficiency, and abnormal densities on the heat map are noted. However, current buying volumes are still insufficient for a reversal: selling remains effective, and the Charles Dow structure continues to confirm the downtrend—lows are being made but highs are not.

In this analysis, we examine the current situation without forecasts—just the facts. Market selling is dominant and remains effective: the price continues to decline. Limit buy orders are growing, but the volume is still insufficient to create a deficit and reverse the move. The Balance Index is in rare percentile territory. Most ALTs remain in a downward trend, although impulses are already emerging in some tickers.

In this BTC review, we analyze only current market data, without attempting to predict the future. We examine how market and limit orders are performing, assessing volumes, the balance index, and price reaction.