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BTW/USDT · 1D · 2 Nov 2026

Bitway (BTW) price analysis — daily chart

Bitway (BTW) is at 1.018 on the 1D chart. BTW is in a pullback inside an uptrend. The structure is still up: higher highs and higher lows, and the last higher low at 0.2607 is intact — while it holds, the pullback is a pullback inside the trend.

Uptrend, pulling back — trendline broken down, retest held

Where BTW is

A pullback inside an uptrend.

BTW is in a pullback inside an uptrend. The structure is still up: higher highs and higher lows, and the last higher low at 0.2607 is intact — while it holds, the pullback is a pullback inside the trend.

The weekly picture: between a bear and a bull phase, 63% under the cycle high. The daily trend runs inside the weekly.

A 4-touch support trendline broke down and price came back to test it from the other side at 1.233 — the old line held as resistance. It does not stand alone: the monthly open and the 50 EMA sit at the same price.

BTW is falling on its own (down 9.1% today) while the wider market is quiet. BTW pumped hard on the daily chart and has been bleeding out since the top. It rose 7278% to 2.762, then pulled back to 0.878.

The daily structure is a clean uptrend — higher highs and higher lows; it is a late leg of a mature trend, not an early one. The rise has not pulled back enough to set a new higher low — the last one is far below, at 0.261. Price is on a rising support trendline at 0.895, touched 5 times.

Pump bleeding out.

Pullback to support in an uptrend at 0.8691. It confirms if price holds above 0.8691. A close below 0.5734 cancels it.

Who's behind the move

Sellers lean ahead, not decisively.

Nothing in the pullback says the buying has changed character. Hidden bullish divergence on RSI and MACD across three swings: the dip pushed momentum below its last low without taking price there — the dip found no real selling. Price is above the average price paid since the swing low (anchored VWAP 0.2874), so the buyers since that low are in profit. Volume flow backs it — more volume has traded on up candles than down (CMF +0.07, OBV falling).

What doesn't fit: The trend is weak — ADX 24, under the 25 where a trend is real, with sellers only slightly ahead (−DI 27, +DI 14). MACD is below its signal line, so the latest swing has downward momentum of its own. Everyone who bought since the last top is still losing (average since the swing high 1.818). Together, that is why price is pulling back instead of rising.

Also on the chart: RSI is 41, neutral — neither side's closes dominate. Price sits at the bottom edge of its 100-candle regression channel — as far from its own average path as it gets.

Volume is 0.3× normal — unusually light; volume is fading — fewer traders are taking part.

A high-volume price that price has not revisited (a naked POC) sits below at 0.4391; value is migrating up (+51.8%) — the prices where most volume trades are moving higher; price is moving through value quickly — the market is not accepting these prices.

Each down candle is smaller than the last — the push is losing steam.

The levels on the chart

0.870 below and 1.668 above decide it.

0.870 is where buyers keep showing up: it held 5 of 6 visits. It is also the prior week low — and stop orders rest just under it at 0.8691 (equal lows), so a quick poke through that snaps back is a stop-run, not a breakdown.

1.668 is the ceiling; price has not tested it on this chart yet.

1.134, a resistance 11.4% above price: sellers turned price there on 3 of 4 visits, on thin volume — little traded there; it lines up with the 0.618 of the chart's whole range.

1.078, a 0.618 retracement 5.9% above price: sellers turned price there on 2 of 4 visits, on thin volume — little traded there; it lines up with the 0.618 of the chart's whole range.

The long-term lines: the 50-day average at 1.372 (+34.7%), the yearly open at 0.03819 (−96.2%) and the quarterly open at 1.328 (+30.4%).

1.047, a swing high 2.8% above price: it gave way on 2 of 3 visits, on thin volume — little traded there; it lines up with the 0.618 of the chart's whole range.

The last swing high at 1.885, not yet taken — the kind of spot where stop orders usually sit just above.

2 equal lows at 0.8691, not yet taken — stops sit just below.

0.8704 is the level on the most timeframes — 3 timeframes (1D/4H/1H), 2 touches; resting liquidity sits at the same price.

Measured on the running drop from 2.762 to 0.878, price has given back 7% of it — a shallow bounce. The golden pocket, 2.042–2.102, is where the 0.618 retracement of that drop sits. Its extensions mark 0.3657 (1.272) and -0.2860 (1.618) below.

Measured against the impulse before it (0.2607 → 2.762), this pullback has retraced 70%; that leg's golden pocket is 1.136–1.216.

0.3679 is where two separate tools meet: the 1.272 Fibonacci level of the last swing and a support.

The nearest round numbers: 2.000 above and 1.000 below.

What to watch

A 1D close past 1.668 or 0.870 changes the picture.

Uptrend — higher highs and higher lows; it holds while price stays above 0.261.

A 1D close above 1.668 clears the ceiling inside an uptrend — a new high in the trend's direction; no tested level above it on this chart.

A 1D close below 0.8704 breaks the box's floor, though the uptrend's last higher low still sits below; no tested level below it on this chart.

How to use it

Watch 1.233: price holding below the broken line keeps the break alive.

The common misread: reading a dip into an intact uptrend as a turn before 0.870 breaks — or a push into 1.668 as a break before it gives way.

Since the last read: still in an uptrend, unchanged since earlier today.

Key levels

LevelPriceFrom priceRole
Resistance4.000+292.9%read edge
2-TF resistance1.668+63.8%confluent, sr
Prior day high (not retested)1.184+16.3%calendar, sr
Resistance1.134+11.4%sr, swing
Monthly open1.082+6.3%calendar
Golden pocket1.078+5.9%golden pocket, calendar
Swing high1.047+2.8%swing
Prior week low (not retested)0.878-13.7%calendar, swing
3-TF support0.870-14.5%confluent, sr

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