Ever since the price has been breaking the 1st resistance after creating a reversal. It has been rising up non-stop, creating high after high accumulating both buy and sell volumes on its way up from both traders who believe price may reverse anytime soon and those who believe price is still going up. So while rising without any sign of stopping clearing off sell volumes, it is also accumulating more and more sell volumes to clear off until there are no more sellers because trader are afraid of selling, then the price may start reversing after that. And since the chart was also accumulating buy volumes on its way up from beginner traders who follow buy, it will then start to clear off those buy volumes and more buy volumes that will start accumulating when the price starts dropping down crossing support because people are buying at almost each and every support there is on the market. But since the price haven't start a reversal yet, and the trend is still bullish, we can only look to buy right now because selling would be too much of a risk since the price haven't create a reversal PA yet. To buy using the daily time-frame analysis, the first spot would be at the high wick of 3,099.720 and 3,065,700 which is both an uncleared Wick(kinda like a FVG) which the price may needs to come back and clear before rising up further. But do not be biased on that the price must reach that price points because there are times price don't go back to place they're supposed to clear and just rise uncontrollably because of market manipulation.
The 4 hour time-frame had created multiple little reversals and tricked people into selling believing that the price is reversing and then backfire, rising against those who are selling into getting stop loss, like I said that you gotta be able to see if the market is tricking you into buying or selling because the market can create multiple price actions luring people into entering trade position before it goes against them. The current 4 hour candle is trying to break above the previous candle's high wick which is also the all time high. Though the price is rising right now without any signs of stopping, it is actually a red flag. The market always has a way of luring people into buying or selling, right now we should only be waiting for the price to crash clearing buy volumes from the market first before we start entering a trade with the flow when it rise back up. But if you really want an order to go with the market, at least wait for the 4 hour candle to close and then wait for the next 4 hour candle to open and drop creating a low wick before you buy at that price because every time the price is still capable of rising further, it wouldn't rush to touch it's own support because they would be allowing more buy volumes into the market which is something the market wouldn't want because if it do touches it's own support means the price must plummet further because of the need to clear off buy volume from that support it touched. And like I said, never be biased with your order, if there is a need to cut loss because you can see the market going against your order a whole lot further, just cut that loss off as it is better than stressing out over an order getting drag into negative continuously.
This theory that I'm using stemmed from the fact and psychology of trader about where most people would enter a trade and how they would manage their risk upon seeing curtain price actions on the market. Like how a group of people do buy at every support the price goes to touch/cross, and there are also people who sell at support that price breakout and touches/crossed every time because each one has his own strategies. That is the whole reasoning for this theory that I'm using, it is created from observing how people place order due to price actions, and how people start fearing/joying over certain price actions that occurred in the market which is no different from a psychology study. So the theory I'm using is based on retail trader's psychology and emotion as a reference to think in their shoes about where they would place their orders and stop losses and then wait to place an order at the spot where most people got their stops losses hit because the market can only go on once it has cleared a certain number of orders out from the market.