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An Introductory Analysis of BTC’s Short-Term Trend Using Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationships, Order Flow, and Price Action
$BTC ‌#BTC
I. Dow Theory (Dow Theory)
Primary trend (1-hour timeframe): The main downward trend that started after the historical high of 82,814 on May 6 is still ongoing. The price fell from 82,814 through a secondary peak on June 1 at 73,975 and a rebound peak on June 15 at 67,247, all the way down to the low on July 1 at 57,721, for a cumulative decline of 25,093. After bottoming on July 1, bulls展开 an ABC rebound (A-wave 64,597 → B

From the perspective of Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, volume-price relationships, order flow, and price action—A brief analysis of BTC’s short-term trend (strategy suggestions)
$BTC ‌#BTC 综合研判
Dow Theory confirms that the primary trend is still declining; the rebound from July 20–21 has been completely negated by the sharp selloff from July 22–24.
Chan Theory shows extremely strong downward笔力度 (-3,246) and very weak new upward笔力度 (+367); the bears fully dominate, and a new declining center is being formed in the 63,500–65,000 range.
Elliott Wave Theory confirms the failure of

A Brief Analysis of BTC Short-Term Trends from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationships, Order Flow, and Price Action
$BTC ‌#BTC I. Dow Theory
Major trend (1-hour timeframe): The main downtrend that began after the historical high on May 6 at 82,814 is still ongoing. The price fell from 82,814, through the June 1 secondary high at 73,975 and the June 15 rebound high at 67,247, all the way down to the July 1 low at 57,721, for a cumulative drop of 25,093. After bottoming on July 1, the bulls launched an ABC rebound (A-wave 64,597 → B-wave 61,470 → C-wave 64,660)

A brief analysis of BTC short-term trend through Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, the relationship between price and volume, order flow, and price action (strategy suggestions)
$BTC ‌#BTC 综合研判
Dow Theory provides signals that the major trend may be in the process of turning, but the July 20 push up and subsequent pullback to 65,040 shows that the 65,500 resistance remains strong; the reversal has not been confirmed yet.
Chan Theory indicates that upward stroke momentum is clearly weakening (from +2,448 down to +802), and the new downward stroke momentum is relatively stronger, su

An Introductory Analysis of BTC Short-Term Price Action from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationships, Order Flow, and Price Action
$BTC ‌#BTC 1. Dow Theory
Primary trend (1-hour timeframe): Since the historical high on May 6 at 82,814, the main downtrend has continued. The price fell from 82,814 to the secondary high on June 1 at 73,975, then to the rebound high on June 15 at 67,254, and continued down to the low on July 1 at 57,721, for a cumulative drop of 25,093. After the low on July 1 was tested, the bulls展开 an ABC rebound (A wave 64,597 → B wave 61,470

A brief analysis of BTC short-term price movement based on the Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, volume-price relationship, order flow, and price action (strategy suggestions)
$BTC ‌#BTC Comprehensive assessment
The Dow Theory provides signals that the main trend may be in a turning phase, and the July 18 breakout with increased volume above 64,500 is the key turning point.
Chan Theory shows extremely strong upward stroke strength (+2,363) and very weak downward stroke strength (-76), with bulls fully in control.
The Elliott Wave Theory suggests it may be in the 3rd wave phase of

A Brief Analysis of BTC’s Short-Term Trend from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationship, Order Flow, and Price Action
$BTC #BTC I. Dow Theory
Main trend (1-hour timeframe): The primary downtrend that began after the historical high of 82,814 on May 6 is still ongoing. After the price fell from 82,814 through the secondary high of 73,975 on June 1 and the rebound high of 67,254 on June 15, it kept dropping to the low of 57,721 on July 1, for a cumulative drop of 25,093. After the July 1 bottom, bulls launched an ABC rebound (A wave 64,597 → B wave 61,470 → C wave

A brief analysis of BTC intraday direction from the perspective of the Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, price-volume relationship, order flow, and price action (strategy suggestions)
$BTC #BTC 综合研判
The Dow Theory indicates that the main trend is still a deep downtrend, along with a signal that on July 17 the market broke below the prior low of 63,691 and the bearish momentum has been strengthened again; the short-term trend has entered an accelerated sell-off phase.
Chan Theory shows that the downward strokes are extremely strong (-3,048) while the upward strokes are relatively we

A brief analysis of BTC’s short-term trend from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, volume–price relationships, order flow, and price action
$BTC ‌#BTC I. Dow Theory
Main trend (1-hour timeframe): Since the May 6 historical high of 82,814, the major downtrend showed an important turning point on July 1. The price fell from 82,814 through the June 1 secondary high of 73,975 and the June 15 rebound high of 67,254, down to the July 1 low of 57,721, for a cumulative decline of 25,093. After bottoming on July 1, the bulls launched a strong counterattack: July 6 rebound to 64,597 (to

A brief analysis of BTC short-term trends from the perspective of Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, the relationship between volume and price, order flow, and price action (strategy suggestions)
$BTC ‌#BTC Comprehensive assessment
Dow Theory indicates the main trend is still a deep decline, and after falling below the key support at 64,000 on July 16, it shows a signal that downside momentum has strengthened again—entering a phase of accelerated selling in the short term.
Chan Theory shows extremely strong downward strokes (-1,819) and weak upward strokes (+1,249). It is currentl

A Brief Analysis of BTC Short-Term Trends from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationships, Order Flow, and Price Action
$BTC ‌
I. Dow Theory (Dow Theory)
Primary trend (1-hour timeframe): Since the May 6 historical high of 82,814, the major downtrend saw an important reversal on July 1. The price fell from 82,814 through a June 1 secondary high of 73,975 and a June 15 rebound high of 67,254, continuing down to the July 1 low of 57,721, for a cumulative decline of 25,093. After bottoming out on July 1, the bulls launched a strong counterattack: on July 6 the rebou

A brief analysis of BTC short-term trends from the perspective of the Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, the price-volume relationship, order flow, and price action (strategy suggestions)
$BTC ‌#btc Overall assessment
The Dow Theory provides signals that the main trend may be undergoing a turning point, and the consecutive high-volume breakouts on July 14–15 are the key turning point.
Chan Theory shows extremely strong upward stroke strength (+3,270), but the latest downward stroke strength is moderate (-787), and selling pressure above 65,000 is evident.
The Elliott Wave Theory s