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AVAX) Chart Analysis: Potential Bullish Breakout from Wyckoff

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BINANCE:AVAXUSDT   AVAX / TetherUS
This analysis examines the Avalanche (AVAX) price chart, specifically focusing on a technical pattern that suggests a possible bullish breakout.

Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic:

The chart appears to be exhibiting a Wyckoff accumulation schematic. This theory, developed by legendary trader Richard Wyckoff, suggests a price pattern that can precede a significant upward move. Here's a breakdown of the Wyckoff accumulation phases:

Spring: An initial downtrend that tests support levels and identifies strong buying interest.
Selling Climax: A sharp price drop that shakes out weak holders.
Accumulation Schematic: A trading range with relatively equal highs and lows, representing accumulation by informed buyers.
Markup: A sustained price increase as buying pressure overwhelms selling pressure.
Potential Breakout:

The current price action suggests AVAX might be nearing the end of the accumulation phase and on the verge of a breakout, or "jumping the creek" as some analysts refer to it based on the Wyckoff terminology. This breakout would ideally be accompanied by increased trading volume to confirm buying pressure.

Target Price:

Based on the Wyckoff accumulation theory, the target price for AVAX could be around $87 or higher. This target is projected by measuring the height of the accumulation range and adding it to the breakout point.
Trade active:
Comment:
Avax back tested the breakout change of character area. $49.94 should hold maybe a wick to $47 but should not close under this price.
Comment:
I expect a rip to the equilibrium area in the near future. Stop loss $44
Trade closed: stop reached
Comment:
Comment:
After being wicked out I’m still interested in Avax for so called upcoming alt bull run. Getting stopped out hurt but I have to stick to a plan. Bought Avax under $20 so was well in profit.

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