ZBT at Supply Zone 0.166–0.176: Neutral Bias, Smart Entry Point Loaded

ZBT just entered the supply zone (0.16617–0.17653), and this is where the real trade setup lives. We're neutral here — not bearish, not bullish — because the outcome depends entirely on how price interact dengan resistance.

Here's the setup: Price climbed into supply after spending time in demand. That's textbook accumulation-to-distribution flow. The question now is whether buyers have conviction or if this is a liquidity grab before continuation down.

Three things to watch:

1. Rejection quality. If price rolls over at supply, we want to see a clean rejection — high wick, volume spike into lower timeframe demand, then seller exhaustion cues. A sloppy roll-over (low volume, no defined rejection) signals weak supply. That changes the bias.

2. Order flow at 0.166–0.176. This zone is thin on most venues. Thin supply means buyers can push through faster than expected. If we see stacked volume orders sitting above resistance, accumulation is real. If orderbook is sparse, risk of slippage into breakout territory.

3. Time spent in zone. Smart money accumulation typically takes multiple touches — 2–4 test minimum before either rejection or breakout. A single fast push through supply is often a trap, followed by a retrace to fresh demand.

Why neutral and not short? Because we haven't seen rejected order flow yet. Shorting into unproven supply is a high-risk bet when demand sits directly below. The edge is in patience — wait for rejection confirmation, then fade the bounce, OR wait for confirmed breakout above, then ride the move.