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Although this has only happened one in $BTC's price history, the 'revisit' to the accumulation range is an extremely common phenomena that we have observed frequently on hundreds of charts. This revisit can be just a dip into the upper accumulation range or a 'flush' below the previous lows.

VIX is not going to drop anytime soon I’ve said for months this will remain elevated and crypto will pump anyway

Gann Angle Resonance and Why I Cannot Do This Anymore Warning: This is a long read and a personal reflection for those interested. You will not find any $BTC top predictions and targets for your Altcoins. It may be a good bed-time read for some. If this is not your cuppa tea please move on and spare me the negative comments. 🙏 I was first shown how to draw a Gann square by a stranger I met on one of my travels—an older gentleman who had been in the stock markets for years. At that time, with my relative inexperience, I couldn’t use it to my advantage. In fact, I took several losses trying to apply it incorrectly, just as you wouldn’t instantly become profitable if someone simply showed you how to draw a Fib retracement on a chart. Eventually, I abandoned it altogether. In reflecting on my trading psychology, I realized that I had a tendency to engage in top and bottom calling—trading against the trend—often to my own detriment. For some reason, the ego sees the market as a chance to “be right” rather than simply to make money. Once I caught myself in this cycle, I decided to shift my focus entirely toward profitability (and even convinced myself that it was nearly impossible to call tops and bottoms consistently). This led me on a two-year journey of quantitative analysis: backtesting, forward testing, and running Monte Carlo simulations across over a hundred strategies, different assets, and multiple markets. Along the way I learned Pine Script and Amibroker AFL coding, built my own indicators and screeners, and developed portfolio-level testing systems. But even with the best edges and strategies, execution remained its own psychological challenge. Then something unexpected happened. What I now call Gann Angle Resonance came to me suddenly, in what I can only describe as a “download” or revelation after my first extended five-day fast (no food or water for five days). If you’re unfamiliar with the benefits of such fasting, I highly recommend looking into it—perhaps start with The Phoenix Protocol. Besides the physical transformations (my hay fever disappeared, my sun allergy was gone, addictions broke, and my energy reset), the mental clarity that followed was indescribable. Revisiting the Gann square with this clarity, I began to see what I now call Resonance—and everything it revealed: bubble formations, fire sales, long-term growth trajectories, base and impulsive channels, topping channels, horizontal Gann levels, and the way price steps one cycle higher over time. To my astonishment, this method stood the test of time, all the way back from the Great Depression to the present day. What was even more astonishing is that this was not some subjective, hindsight-biased tool. It was simple, scientific, and repeatable. Give me just one data point—a major swing low—and the Gann methodology would do the rest. No adjustments needed, no curve-fitting, no bending it to match price behavior in the future. The irony? When I had finally given up the very thing that was once my biggest psychological burden—trying to call tops and bottoms—this method was doing exactly that. And it was doing it with frequency and precision on the macro charts. Now, I don’t believe I “discovered” this. I treat it as a gift, a revelation from the divine, higher intelligence, or whatever name one wishes to give it. That’s why I speak of it humbly, not pridefully. I’m certain there are others who already know this and have been using it quietly for a long time. And I’m 100% certain Gann himself knew it—this is what he often hinted at in his parables. Re-reading Gann’s work now, it feels clearer and more digestible than ever. (Continued in next post...)