BTCUSD 1D — Professional SMC & Price Action Analysis
This analysis is based on market structure, liquidity, supply/demand zones, MSS, BOS, ChoCH, liquidity sweeps, OTE zone and EMA-based price action. The objective is to understand the reason behind each major candle movement rather than treating every candle as an independent signal.
1. Initial Bullish Structure
At the beginning of the chart, price forms a series of bullish candles and starts creating higher highs and higher lows. The consecutive bullish candles indicate strong buying pressure, while the BOS (Break of Structure) confirms continuation of the bullish structure.
The following candles continue pushing upward because previous swing highs are being taken out. This suggests that buyers are controlling the short-term order flow.
2. MSS & Bearish Shift
After price reaches the upper area, the candles begin showing rejection from the higher levels. The bullish momentum weakens and price starts forming lower highs.
When the important swing structure is broken, an MSS (Market Structure Shift) appears. This is the first indication that the previous bullish order flow may be changing toward bearish conditions.
3. Strong Bearish Displacement
The large bearish candles following the structure shift show aggressive selling pressure. These candles move through previous support areas with relatively strong displacement.
This movement is important because it confirms that sellers are not simply producing a small pullback; they are attempting to control the next phase of market structure.
4. Consolidation & Liquidity Formation
After the strong decline, price begins moving sideways. Multiple candles repeatedly react around similar highs and lows.
This type of consolidation can create liquidity pools above swing highs and below swing lows. The market may later revisit these areas before choosing the next directional move.
5. Recovery & Bullish BOS
Price eventually begins producing higher lows followed by bullish candles. Once a previous swing high is broken, the BOS confirms a bullish structural continuation.
The bullish candles are important because they demonstrate that buyers are gradually regaining control after the previous bearish phase.
6. Rejection From Higher-Timeframe Supply
As price approaches the upper supply/resistance area, bullish candles begin losing momentum. Wicks and smaller bodies indicate increasing rejection.
The subsequent bearish candles confirm that sellers are defending this zone. The area around 82,167 is therefore an important structural reference rather than an automatic entry point.
7. Current Structure & Liquidity Sweep
The recent candles show price returning toward the OTE/premium-discount area. The visible sweep around the recent highs suggests that liquidity has been taken before price retraces.
The reaction after the sweep is more important than the sweep itself. Traders should wait for confirmation through MSS/ChoCH or a clear displacement candle rather than entering solely because liquidity was swept.
8. Demand Zone
The lower blue area around 64,323 represents an important demand/support region on the chart. Previous price reactions from this area show that buyers have historically responded there.
If price returns to this zone, the reaction of the candles should be monitored carefully. A strong rejection plus bullish structure confirmation would provide more evidence of buyer participation.
9. Key Levels & Scenarios
Bullish scenario:
If price successfully holds the current structure and reclaims important resistance, the next major reference is around 82,167. A confirmed break and retest could open the way toward higher liquidity levels, with 90,269 acting as a major higher-timeframe reference.
Bearish scenario:
If price loses the 75,810 area with confirmed bearish structure, downside liquidity becomes relevant. The chart highlights 69,042 and then 64,323 as important lower reference zones.
Trading Plan
Do not enter based on a single candle alone.
Wait for liquidity + structure confirmation + displacement.
Use MSS/BOS/ChoCH as confirmation rather than prediction.
Respect the marked supply and demand zones.
Keep stop-loss placement logical and define risk before entering.
Avoid over-leveraging and avoid chasing large candles.
The marked targets are potential price levels, not guaranteed outcomes.
Note
This is a technical market-structure analysis for educational purposes and is not financial advice. Market conditions can change quickly, and every setup should be independently confirmed with proper risk management.
Sep 15, 2026 · byTradingView Ideas
