Daily, Weekly, and Monthly CPR Influence on Intraday Movements.

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Daily, Weekly, and Monthly CPR Influence on Intraday Movements

Bullish stacking (Daily > Weekly > Monthly) = Stronger trend continuation upward with CPR acting as support.

Bearish stacking (Daily < Weekly < Monthly) = Stronger trend continuation downward with CPR acting as resistance. 

Mixed structures (Daily > Monthly < Weekly, etc.) = Range-bound or choppy moves. More choppiness, where price action at key CPR levels determines the trend.



BTCUSD 5 minutes chart:


Applying Previous Analysis:

From our CPR-based intraday movement table, here’s what we expected for Scenario 4 (Daily < Weekly < Monthly): 
✅ Strong bearish bias; price likely to remain weak.
✅ Expect breakdowns below CPR and trend continuation downward.
✅ Selling pressure increases on every minor pullback.


Matching Expectations with Observations:

Price is consistently rejecting Daily CPR         → ✅ Matches our expectation of intraday weakness.
Lower highs forming under Daily CPR             → ✅ Confirms the trend continuation pattern.
No signs of strength reclaiming Weekly CPR  → ✅ Supports further selling pressure.
Momentum is favoring the downside               → ✅ Breakdown scenarios align with Scenario 4

Final Takeaway:

BTCUSD is following a classic Scenario 4 setup (Daily < Weekly < Monthly), meaning the downtrend is intact unless price decisively reclaims Daily or Weekly CPR.
Every minor pullback toward CPR levels is being sold off, confirming bearish control.
If BTCUSD fails to reclaim even the Daily CPR, further downside continuation is likely.





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