@mr_abundance_ Any update on Talga Group? Seems it has broken out but in the opposite direction. BTW thanks for your content, I’m really improving my vision
The $KAS plan is currently playing out extremely well.
In the last educational post in fact, I was mentioning the completion of the macro Wyckoff distribution with the arrival at the $0.05 key zone and simultaneously, inside the HTF Fib extensions that, to me, represented extreme discount.
As many of you know, I’ve been using these tools for a long time, and they consistently prove to be extremely effective when it comes to identifying discount or premium zones across different assets.
When interpreted correctly, these areas often anticipate major directional moves with remarkable precision.🔪
In this case, price decided to move below the key levels, specifically between the 1.454 and 1.618 extensions, an area where I had highlighted two highly significant demand zones.
What’s particularly interesting is how KAS developed a clear 3 Drives in order to absorb liquidity.
The third touch landed perfectly within the second demand zone, acting as a powerful signal that preceded the current explosive bullish move, which resulted in a powerful +70% increase in just a single week.
If you paid close attention to the previous analysis, the clues were already there. 👁️
The presence of strong volumes at the base of the macro impulse that began in May 2023 was a strong indication that institutional demand was present at those levels, even if not yet fully expressed on the chart.
These “silent” volumes, combined with the price operating inside deep discount zones, created the ideal environment for a bullish trigger which, as we have now seen, played out with textbook precision.
This is why the VP is important.
To this, we must add a point that continues to be underestimated: fundamentals matter relatively little in the short and medium term.
We can talk about the technology, ecosystem growth, long-term "potential"… but the operational truth is very different: markets move on liquidity.
It is the dynamic of liquidity absorption and distribution that dictates where price can and wants to go, and technical analysis (especially when focused on structure, inefficiencies, and discount/premium zones) remains the most powerful tool to read those flows.
In summary, nothing that happened was random.
It was the natural outcome of a well-defined technical framework, correctly identified demand zones, and a liquidity dynamic that followed a nearly textbook script, I would say.
Fundamentals may help build a storyline, but the real driving force is and will always be liquidity, and knowing how to read it on the chart is what makes the difference between anticipating a move and being caught off guard by it.
@mr_abundance_ Maybe could also Qnt be part of those examples? At the end seems will be involved in the very first CBDC in UK and already developing with some great names. +1 for its complete shitty price action during these years…
I want to share some thoughts about what’s happening in the market right now..not just in terms of charts or prices, but in terms of people, emotions, and the brutal mechanisms that keep repeating over and over again.
Once again, we’ve seen what the Smart Money is capable of doing: for their own gain, they can wipe out hundreds, even thousands of people in a matter of hours.
It doesn’t surprise me anymore, it hasn’t for a long time but it still hits hard.
It’s yet another reminder of how naïve it is to “believe in fundamentals” in a world that runs almost entirely on speculation and liquidity.
Bitcoin, crypto, stocks..it’s all the same game.
Those who know end up crushing others.
Those who don’t, get crushed.
And only a small minority manages to move fast enough or think independently enough to survive.
What hurts me the most isn’t the manipulation itself..that’s part of the game, and we all know it.
What hurts is the human side: the people who just lost everything or almost everything, who are now frozen by fear, unable to act, unable to even click “buy” or “sell.”
These aren’t necessarily reckless gamblers.
Many of them truly believed, studied, and tried to understand.
They cared, they wanted to build something but now they feel broken.
That’s the tragedy of every market cycle: behind every liquidation candle, there are real people, real stories, and real pain.
From a technical point of view, yes I did expect a correction.
I had marked a potential top around 124–125k and a retracement toward 116k.
That zone represented a clear area of inefficiency, a cluster of unmitigated orders stacked there.
The market structure had been showing exhaustion for days: lower momentum on higher highs, funding rates skewed, and perpetuals showing too much open interest concentrated in one direction.
Still, I didn’t expect it to be this violent..to wipe out so many positions so fast.
What happened was a classic liquidity sweep: the market created a false sense of continuation, drove price above previous highs to collect breakout traders’ liquidity, and then sharply reversed, triggering cascading liquidations all the way down.
That’s how the Smart Money reset the game:
•They clear leveraged longs.
•They collect liquidity where everyone feels “safe.”
•They trap late sellers into the bottom of the move.
The market did exactly what it always does: it liquidated the majority, collected the liquidity, and reset the playing field.
This is the eternal pattern and it never changes.
The market first makes you believe the trend is safe, then it punishes you right when you’re the most exposed.
And when most people are left broke, scared, and out of the game, that’s when it quietly prepares to move in the opposite direction.
Technically, this kind of washout has a few implications:
•Liquidity has shifted meaning that, unless new structural weakness forms, price now has room to recover.
•Derivatives open interest dropped massively, cleaning excessive leverage and setting the stage for a more sustainable move upward.
So, while I’m not saying we’re about to make new highs (that has to be evaluated step by ste) it now makes more sense to look for long setups in areas of reclaimed liquidity, rather than joining the panic and shorting into oversold conditions.
That doesn’t mean buying blindly.
It means acting with logic, patience, and a cool head.
Remember: after massive liquidation events, markets often move into reaccumulation phases that look boring, flat, and indecisive..but those are the moments when smart capital quietly builds positions again.
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