Order Flow, Volume Profile, Naked POC, Anchored VWAP, Price Action, Support/Resistance

Daily/weekly Bitcoin framework: longs at value-area lows with OBV and bullish price action; shorts at naked POC and anchored VWAP confluence zones.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: VWAP Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: educational
  • Timeframes: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, High Timeframes
  • Markets: Bitcoin, Crypto, Futures

Indicators used

  • OBV (On-Balance Volume)
  • Volume Profile
  • Anchored VWAP
  • Trendline
  • Channels

Source video

Decoded from: EN VIVO ► Sup TV: Order Flow en Bitcoin, Criptos y Trading de Futuros by Supreme Trading — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Introduction and holiday greetings
  • 3:45 - Bitcoin analysis begins
  • 5:00 - Explanation of OBV and its importance
  • 7:30 - Discussion on Bitcoin's current market structure (redistribution)
  • 10:00 - Potential upside target for shorting
  • 11:00 - Crucial support level for longs
  • 13:00 - Explanation of how to use Volume Profile (value areas, POCs)
  • 17:00 - Weekly and Monthly Volume Profile analysis
  • 20:00 - Bearish market structure and prioritizing shorts
  • 22:00 - Comparison to a past fractal for price action analysis
  • 25:00 - Ideal short entry zone identified
  • 27:00 - Invalidation of short plan and potential long entry
  • 29:00 - Best long entry zone identified

Strategy overview

Anchored VWAP starts the volume-weighted average price calculation from a chosen event rather than the session open, so the line carries the memory of that specific move instead of the day. In this Spanish-language live broadcast from Supreme Trading, that line is explicitly not the system — it sits inside a toolkit led by order flow and volume profile, and its role is narrow: marking areas the presenter watches for short entries. Most VWAP material frames the line as a day-trader's bias tool; here it appears in a daily, weekly and monthly context, as a positional reference for a swing read on Bitcoin and crypto futures rather than an intraday one.

The published chapter list shows how the session is built. It opens with holiday greetings before the Bitcoin analysis begins, moves into an explanation of OBV and why the presenter treats it as important, then labels Bitcoin's current structure as redistribution, and only afterwards arrives at two levels: an upside area relevant to shorting and a support level that would matter for longs. That ordering is characteristic of order-flow-led analysis — the structural label comes first, the levels follow from it, and the volume tools are there to corroborate a directional thesis rather than to fire a signal on their own.

Because this is a live analysis broadcast rather than a taught setup, no rule set was extracted from it: there are no entry triggers, stop placement or invalidation criteria to decode, and the chapter markers cover only the opening stretch of the stream. What it offers is a worked example of how a high-timeframe crypto trader arranges these tools around one thesis — and in particular, a view of anchored VWAP treated as a short-level marker instead of a bias line.

Topics

order flow strategy · volume profile strategy · naked poc · anchored vwap · price action trading · bitcoin trading strategy · crypto trading strategy · futures trading strategy · high timeframe trading · swing trading · technical analysis · obv strategy · tradingview strategy · trading strategy

Frequently asked questions

What is anchored VWAP, and how does it differ from regular VWAP?

Regular VWAP resets with each trading session, giving an intraday average price weighted by volume. Anchored VWAP begins its calculation at a chosen point — a swing high, a swing low, an event, a period start — so it measures the average price paid since that moment. That makes it usable on daily, weekly and monthly charts, not just intraday.

How is anchored VWAP used in this video?

It is used as a level-marking tool rather than a standalone system. In the framing presented, anchored VWAP helps identify areas where the presenter looks to sell, working alongside order flow, volume profile and OBV inside a higher-timeframe read of Bitcoin. The directional thesis comes from the structural analysis; the line marks where to act on it.

What does "redistribution" mean in this kind of Bitcoin analysis?

Redistribution is a Wyckoff-derived label for a sideways phase within a downtrend, where the market absorbs buying before continuing lower — as opposed to accumulation, which precedes a move up. Applying that label is an interpretation of the current structure, not a measurement, and it is what makes the presenter frame upside levels as short opportunities.

Does this video contain a complete, testable trading strategy?

No. It is a live market-analysis broadcast, so it yields commentary and levels for a specific moment rather than a mechanical rule set with entries, stops and exits. Strategy Decoder marks this entry accordingly — the value here is conceptual, showing how these volume tools are combined, not a system you can backtest as presented.

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