VWAP deserves far more attention in crypto trading than it currently gets. Most traders sleep on it.
Here's the thing—whether you're looking at session, weekly, monthly, or yearly timeframes, VWAP acts as a real magnet for price action. When BTC or other major assets approach these levels, you often see meaningful reactions. Bitcoin especially respects these zones.
The pattern holds across different timeframes. A session VWAP can trigger quick reversals during the day. A weekly or monthly VWAP? That's where you see sustained support or resistance that actually matters. The yearly VWAP is like a structural anchor for the entire cycle.
If you haven't integrated VWAP into your analysis toolkit, test it out on your charts. Watch how price behaves near these levels over a few weeks. Chances are you'll start noticing what many professional traders already know—VWAP setups can be surprisingly reliable for entry and exit timing.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 10h ago
To be honest, VWAP is indeed easy to overlook, but I think most people don't actually test it; they just listen and move on.
The concept of the annual VWAP is pretty good, but does BTC really behave that obediently...
After testing for two weeks, I feel it's faster to look at the fundamentals.
I've seen the antenna VWAP rebound before, but I always get stuck inside the weekly chart.
If this thing were really that reliable, it wouldn't be up to us to discover it.
I tried using VWAP for bottom-fishing once, but it broke right away. Now I'm a bit hesitant.
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RektButStillHere
· 10h ago
VWAP has indeed been seriously underestimated; I used to ignore it directly... Only recently did I realize that support levels like the yearly VWAP are really incredibly accurate.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 10h ago
I've always said VWAP is amazing, but unfortunately most people are still blindly exploring.
The annual VWAP is truly a stabilizing force, more reliable than any support levels you see.
That said, the fact that few people know about it might actually be a good thing...
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 10h ago
Honestly, VWAP has indeed been underestimated. I didn't use it much before... Recently, I noticed that Bitcoin really pauses at the annual VWAP line, repeatedly testing that level. It's quite interesting.
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StableBoi
· 10h ago
Nah, not everyone is suitable for trading VWAP. It sounds good but in practice, you need to spend time figuring it out.
Is it really that powerful? I want to see how Bitcoin "respects" this thing.
VWAP is indeed easy to overlook, but calling magnet too exaggerated; the market isn't as predictable as you think.
This thing sounds pretty good, but it seems you need to combine it with other indicators? Relying solely on VWAP might lead to pitfalls.
Yearly VWAP = structural anchor. Bro, your analogy is acceptable; worth referencing.
Honestly, only after testing for a few weeks do I have the right to speak, but it sounds worth trying.
Every point mentions VWAP as support/resistance. Is that true? Or is it more reliable to look at the monthly K-line?
This article has no issues, just too idealistic. In real trading, VWAP often fails.
VWAP deserves far more attention in crypto trading than it currently gets. Most traders sleep on it.
Here's the thing—whether you're looking at session, weekly, monthly, or yearly timeframes, VWAP acts as a real magnet for price action. When BTC or other major assets approach these levels, you often see meaningful reactions. Bitcoin especially respects these zones.
The pattern holds across different timeframes. A session VWAP can trigger quick reversals during the day. A weekly or monthly VWAP? That's where you see sustained support or resistance that actually matters. The yearly VWAP is like a structural anchor for the entire cycle.
If you haven't integrated VWAP into your analysis toolkit, test it out on your charts. Watch how price behaves near these levels over a few weeks. Chances are you'll start noticing what many professional traders already know—VWAP setups can be surprisingly reliable for entry and exit timing.