Market structure

Market structure describes how price is behaving rather than where it happens to be. It is the pattern of higher highs and higher lows that defines an uptrend, the lower highs and lower lows that define a downtrend, and the balance of buying and selling pressure underneath. Reading structure means asking who is in control, buyers or sellers, and whether that control is strengthening or fading.

This matters because price alone is misleading. A market can rise on weak participation and stall, or fall and quietly find support as buyers absorb the selling. Structure captures that context. It is the difference between "the price went up" and "buyers stepped in with conviction and held the gain".

A disciplined system reads structure to decide when something has genuinely changed. Crypto Wealth uses market structure, together with participation and the quality of the trend, to decide when to send a signal, rather than reacting to a single price print.