Coordinated, perfectly timed whale bids dragged us up the nonstop incline from 7750-9480, not giving bears a chance to breathe or pause at all. But the pumps went quiet after we got near to the major downline overhead, and we didn't *quite* kiss it. No doubt, market inertia (and emboldened bulls) will try to reach for that line a second time - but for right now, we're in the pumpwhales distribution zone.
What should have been powerful rebound and consolidation waves up to 9200 turned out weak and ran out of steam *without even reaching the lowest 0.618 fib* (but forming the UT nicely above the range).
Pumping bids on Bitmex and Binance futures showed up one last time earlier today as we were driven up to 9K on a forced incline --- convincing many bulls that we were back on the road straight to 10K from here.
Instead, we got a high-volume dump at 9K out of seeming nowhere - contrasting all the tepid ranging sideways action so far. And it's only the first, there will be more as we enter the final Wyckoff phase (LPSY).
First we need to fall out of this white parallel channel, then the rising bull floor below makes for a good first target at 8350.
Depending on how much despair (and trapped longs) is unleashed, we could punch through that line, so additional TP2 and TP3 are on the fibs. But the larger bull trend is *still intact* even if this last vertical pump is mostly retraced. only a full breakdown of that lower bull line will result in more dumps. I'm expecting bullish hopes to pull us up from 8350, so taking most of the profit at TP1