Overview

Based on the supplied posts and media from 2026-03-17 to 2026-03-22 UTC, the week focused mostly on BTC order-flow / microstructure analysis, with a noticeable emphasis on caution and reduced leverage. Early posts highlighted short setups using supply/absorption logic, while later BTC posts showed spot buying around \$71,000 and a view that some levels were no longer attractive for fresh shorts. Outside crypto, the channel also tracked QQQ and CRCL, and closed the week by sharing a YouTube link and a PDF on volume profile / market profile / order flow.

Key Themes

• BTC microstructure trading
  • Repeated use of supply zones, absorption, CVD, distance, heatmaps, and volume-by-side charts.
  • One post also tested FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) as an analytical tool.

• Risk management
  • Multiple posts explicitly avoided or reduced leverage, preferring spot entries.
  • One post noted that many good opportunities happen overnight in Europe, reducing interest in leveraged/futures trading.

• Tactical dip buying
  • BTC: spot bought around \$71,000.
  • QQQ: an EQL (equal lows) break was cited as fitting the author’s entry logic; a later follow-up said the buy looked like “catching a falling knife,” with more bids left at 575.

• Watch on broader indicators
  • Shared Alphractal charts on Bitcoin Realized Cap Impulse, highlighting that the metric was approaching a critical zero-line zone.

• Learning resources
  • A YouTube video and a PDF titled *Volume Profile, Market Profile, Order Flow Next Generation of Daytrading* were posted.

Notable Posts

• Mar 17: BTC short setup framework shared:

1. find supply, 2. confirm absorption, 3. use distance as strength confirmation, 4. enter short.

• Mar 18: BTC stance turned more constructive:
  • “At this level can’t stay bearish; need to try buying more.”
  • “Bought some spot around 71000, not touching leverage for now.”

• Mar 18: A BTC post commented that a large coin-margined trader opened a short hedge at the low and got trapped.

• Mar 19: QQQ post said the break below EQL matched entry logic; the next day’s follow-up said the trade looked like a falling knife, with more resting orders at 575.

• Mar 19: CRCL was shown testing IPO-anchored VWAP.

• Mar 19: Alphractal’s Bitcoin Realized Cap Impulse charts were shared, noting:
  • long-term negative readings have historically aligned with the mid-phase of aggressive bear markets,
  • short-term readings can act as dynamic support/resistance around zero,
  • current conditions were described as approaching a critical zone.

• Mar 21-22: External resources posted:
  • a YouTube link
  • a PDF on volume/profile/order-flow trading.

Watchlist

• BTC around \$71,000
  • This was the main cited spot-buy area and the point where bearishness was reduced.

• BTC Realized Cap Impulse near zero
  • The posted Alphractal charts framed this as a key area to monitor.

• QQQ
  • Follow-through after the EQL sweep/break setup, with additional bids mentioned at 575.

• CRCL
  • Reaction around the IPO-anchored VWAP test.

• Execution style
  • Whether upcoming setups continue to be taken mainly in spot rather than leverage/futures.