Richard Wyckoff's market cycle theory, developed in the early 1900s, remains influential in crypto trading, especially for understanding Bitcoin price behavior. His distribution phase describes how large, informed traders gradually sell their holdings to smaller buyers near market tops, causing price to move sideways before a decline. Volume analysis is key to detecting these shifts, with Bitcoin's 2021 top showing classic Wyckoff distribution patterns confirmed by on-chain data. While Wyckoff analysis doesn't predict exact price targets or timing, it helps traders interpret market supply and demand dynamics to make informed decisions. Patience and volume confirmation are crucial to avoid misreading the phases.
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