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December 02, 2025, 05:04:44 PM |
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In recent years, crypto market volatility has become more “structural,” and levels behave unusually. On Forex, a level usually reflects the reaction of large players, but in crypto, liquidity structure around the level is more important.
Key point: major crypto players rarely show their intentions in advance. Therefore, classical support/resistance approaches work less effectively if taken literally—but they work very well when zones are narrowed and focus is placed on micro-reactions.
Conclusion: in crypto, levels should be read not as a “line” but as an area where participants test liquidity. This requires a different logic — less guessing, more confirmation.
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